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His eyes turned up to heaven, his shoulders in a pool of blood, possibly by Richard Caton Woodville - Cranston Military Prints

His eyes turned up to heaven, his shoulders in a pool of blood, possibly by Richard Caton Woodville


His eyes turned up to heaven, his shoulders in a pool of blood, possibly by Richard Caton Woodville

Plates from Valour and Victory by F Shaw & Co, published 1902.
Item Code : ANT0124PHis eyes turned up to heaven, his shoulders in a pool of blood, possibly by Richard Caton Woodville - Editions Available
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Original antique lithograph. Image size 5.25 inches x 7 inches (13.5cm x 18cm)none£15.00

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