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John Leech

Kitchen Staff (recto); Mountainous Landscape with Hiker (verso)

1837–64
Recto: watercolor, pen and brown ink over graphite Verso: watercolor over graphite
13 × 16.2 cm (5.1 × 6.4 in)

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