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The masts, Lincoln
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The masts, Lincoln

Bone, Muirhead, Sir, 1876-1953 · 1905

CC0 — Public Domain
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To the left, somewhat high on the plate, some half-dozen sailing boats lie moored along the quay ; a lofty warehouse and other buildings are seen between the masts. The height of the plate is 11 in. or 28 cm. The work is approximately finished. The quay is continued to the right beyond the last boats, almost to the edge of the plate, and there is an unfinished rowing boat, which was effaced before the first published state was printed.

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