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Possibly in an anon. (Thomas Hamlet) sale, London, 29 July 1833 (lot 186); John Samuel collection catalogue (as by G.B. Tiepolo), 1895; bequeathed by the Misses Cohen as part of the John Samuel collection, 1906.
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Possibly in an anon. (Thomas Hamlet) sale, London, 29 July 1833 (lot 186); John Samuel collection catalogue (as by G.B. Tiepolo), 1895; bequeathed by the Misses Cohen as part of the John Samuel collection, 1906.
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