Doctor Cullen

Made:
1772 in Edinburgh
maker:
Valentine Green
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Doctor Cullen
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Mezzotint portrait. Doctor Cullen [of Edinburgh]. Mezzotinted by Valentine Green after W. Cochrane. Published April 30th 1772 by Thomas Sommers, Edinburgh. Sold by Robert Sayer, London

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1985-122
Materials:
paper
type:
print and portrait
credit:
Grosvenor Prints

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