Gallery›National Science and Media Museum Bradford›Three quarter length portrait of a standing man in clerical or academic garb. A book in his hands, gesturing to a specific line, he looks out at the viewer in a direct manner. Hand-coloured with gold highlights. Held in a case with a built in stereoscopic viewer.
Three quarter length portrait of a standing man in clerical or academic garb. A book in his hands, gesturing to a specific line, he looks out at the viewer in a direct manner. Hand-coloured with gold highlights. Held in a case with a built in stereoscopic viewer.
National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Three quarter length portrait of a standing man in clerical or academic garb. A book in his hands, gesturing to a specific line, he looks out at the viewer in a direct manner. Hand-coloured with gold highlights. Held in a case with a built in stereoscopic viewer.

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National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Three quarter length portrait of a standing man in clerical or academic garb. A book in his hands, gesturing to a specific line, he looks out at the viewer in a direct manner. Hand-coloured with gold highlights. Held in a case with a built in stereoscopic viewer.

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