Drawing of a royal funeral procession of Her Royal Highness, Princess Charlotte, 1817.

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Drawing of a royal funeral procession of Her Royal Highness, Princess Charlotte, 1817.

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A signed pencil drawing for the picture which was used on the wood-block, the impression being visible from the back of the drawing. This illustration was used in the Hone pamphlet, the whole of the burial procession and the obsequies, published in 1817.

1 item : ill. ; 24 x 17 cm.

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