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1757 Abraham Swan Antique Architect Print of Ornate 18th century Bridges City Plans Albany was exonerated from blame

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1757 Abraham Swan Antique Architect Print of Ornate 18th century Bridges City Plans Albany was exonerated from blameTitle : Ab. Swan Archt. Published aaccording to Act Nov 14th 1757. In. Addison Sculpt. Date : 1757 Condition: (A) Very Good Condition Ref: 70539 Size: 15 1 2in x 10in (395mm x 255mm) Description: This fine original antique print of two interior architectural designs by the 18th century architect Abraham Swan was engraved by Thomas Miller in 1757 the date is engraved at the foot of the print and was published in Swans A collection of designs in

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Albany was exonerated from blame by Parliament

and Charles II all visited Falkland

also a work of Carlo Maderno

James VI and I

1757 Abraham Swan Antique Architect Print of Ornate 18th century Bridges City Plans Albany was exonerated from blameTitle : Ab. Swan Archt. Published aaccording to Act Nov 14th 1757. In. Addison Sculpt. Date : 1757 Condition: (A) Very Good Condition Ref: 70539 Size: 15 1 2in x 10in (395mm x 255mm) Description: This fine original antique print of two interior architectural designs by the 18th century architect Abraham Swan was engraved by Thomas Miller in 1757 the date is engraved at the foot of the print and was published in Swans A collection of designs in

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