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April 27, 2017

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LOT 130

Lot 130

Two Working Men’s Educational Union Lecture Sheets, depicting Resting Aboriginal Warriors, 1852

Two Working Men’s Educational Union Lecture Sheets, depicting Resting Aboriginal Warriors, 1852
Lot 130 Details
Two Working Men’s Educational Union Lecture Sheets, depicting Resting Aboriginal Warriors, 1852

Hand coloured lithographs on cloth; each stamped lower right, Printed by Working Men’s Educational Union, 43 Skinner Stt Snow Hills London, 1852; one marked M10 the other M14
46.75" x 35" — 118.7 x 88.9 cm.

Estimate $300-$500

Realised: $1,080
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Two Working Men’s Educational Union Lecture Sheets, depicting Resting Aboriginal Warriors, 1852
  • Two Working Men’s Educational Union Lecture Sheets, depicting Resting Aboriginal Warriors, 1852
Provenance:

Private collection, New York

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