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Artist: William Williams (painter)
Prospect of Oxford 18th century engraving by William Williams
By William Williams (painter)
Located in London, GB
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Exeter College Oxford University William Williams c. 1732 Engraving print
By William Williams (painter)
Located in London, GB
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1730s Realist William Williams (painter) Prints and Multiples
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William Williams engraving of Jesus College Oxford c.1732 Collegium Jesu
By William Williams (painter)
Located in London, GB
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William Williams engraving of Christ Church - College at Oxford c.1732
By William Williams (painter)
Located in London, GB
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