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Untitled (view of Oxford Castle labeled "The tower is the most ancient* building in Oxford being at least as early as the reign of William Rufus. [*Not so, the Saxon tower of St. Michael's Church is older.]; verso: Martyr's Memorial, Oxford)
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View of Oxford Castle labeled "The tower is the most ancient* building in Oxford being at least as early as the reign of William Rufus. [*Not so, the Saxon tower of St. Michael's Church is older.]"
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Martyr's Memorial, Oxford
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Seiden & de Cuevas Inc. New York New York. on Long Term Loan at the Fogg Art Museum from 1977 to 1982
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Title: Untitled (view of Oxford Castle labeled "The tower is the most ancient* building in Oxford being at least as early as the reign of William Rufus. [*Not so, the Saxon tower of St. Michael's Church is older.]; verso: Martyr's Memorial, Oxford)
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View of Oxford Castle labeled "The tower is the most ancient* building in Oxford being at least as early as the reign of William Rufus.
[*Not so, the Saxon tower of St.
Michael's Church is older.
]"
Verso:
Martyr's Memorial, Oxford.
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