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British Gallery, Pall Mall (engraving of the British Institution building at 52 Pall Mall, London, formerly John Boydell's Shakespeare Gallery)
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Source Knight, Charles (ed.) London. Vol. VI, p.273. London: H.G. Bohn, 1851. Digitized by Google.
Author artist: Henry Anelay (1817-1873); engraver: Mason Jackson; (architect: George Dance the Younger)

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