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Lithograph: portrait of Sir R. Owen
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Lithograph: portrait of Sir R. Owen

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OWEN, Sir Richard {1804-1892} Lithograph: portrait of Sir R. Owen, half-length in oval, wearing academic dress; by Rudolf Hoffmann, 1875.

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