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titles and territory
In 1711, young Thomas Pelham-Holles, aged eighteen, succeeded his relative the Duke of Newcastle in estates ( although not in title) and became the possessor of thousands of acres in a dozen counties in England, enjoying a rent-roll of more … Continue reading
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Tagged Dukes of Bedford, Dukes of Buccleuch, James Macardell artist, John Giles Eccardt, John Wootton paintings, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Paul Sandby paintings, paul sandby watercolor, Sir Robert Walpole, Thomas Pelham-Holles, William Hoare painter, William Hogarth
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hot, cold and rough press
Last week there was a post on Arches watercolor paper and how for name recognition, it serves as the point of reference. Fact is, watercolor paper has been around a while, and though Voltaire and Bonaparte wasted gobs of the … Continue reading
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Tagged edwin landseer, jmw turner watercolor, langton Daler-Rowney, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, paul sandby watercolor, Sir Edwin Landseer, watercolor paper, William Blake, william blake watercolor, winsor & Newton watercolor paper
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