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George Howard, Ninth Earl of Carlisle
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George Howard ninth earl of Carlisle. Howard was a Pre-Raphaelite landscape painter and a friend of many of the professional Pre-Raphaelite artists especially Burne-Jones. This portrait was included -- laid loosely in the binding -- of a set of William Blake's engraved illustrations to the Book of Job a set of large-paper proofs on china paper bound by Rivière. Howard's signature is on the flyleaf.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Anonymous Loan in honor of Jakob Rosenberg
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