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William Breakspeare

Fine Genre Oil Painting by William Arthur Breakspeare Depicting the Fictional
Located in Lymington, Hampshire
A fine genre oil painting by William Arthur Breakspeare depicting the fictional meeting of Nelson
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Antique 1880s English Paintings

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Paint

William A. Breakspeare Oil on Canvas If Music Be the Food of Love
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
William A. Breakspeare (1855-1914) If music be the food of love Signed 'WA Breakspeare' (lower
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Antique 19th Century Paintings

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Canvas

William A. Breakspeare Oil on Canvas If Music Be the Food of Love
William A. Breakspeare Oil on Canvas If Music Be the Food of Love
$14,800 Sale Price
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H 48 in W 26 in D 2 in

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William A. Breakspeare, R.A. Late 19th Century Portrait of a Lady, Oil on Wood
By William Arthur Breakspeare
Located in Toronto, ONTARIO
and lace overlay. The costume is rendered in muted shades of rust, cream and putty. William A
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Antique 1890s English Aesthetic Movement Paintings

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Wood

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Located in West Sussex, Pulborough
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