On the 1st of July 1816, will be published, price five shillings, (to be continued quarterly), the first number of a new work, to be called Annals of the fine arts

On the 1st of July 1816, will be published, price five shillings, (to be continued quarterly), the first number of a new work, to be called Annals of the fine arts

by JOHN AND ARTHUR ARCH, Sheffield Grace, John and Josiah Boydell (Firm), Sherwood

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