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A portrait of a young man, William Taylor, looking in a mirror. Etching by T. Worlige, 1751, after himself.
Wellcome Collection

A portrait of a young man, William Taylor, looking in a mirror. Etching by T. Worlige, 1751, after himself.

http://data.europeana.eu/agent/43136 · 1751

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Lettering: William Taylor, son of Mr. William Taylor. Farmer at Ightham in Kent, a boy 8 years old born blind and restored to sight in October, 1751, by Mr. John Taylor occulist in Hatton Garden, London.

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