Windsor Castle(Schloss Windsor) |
Edward Lear |
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Classicism
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Windsor Castle by Edward Lear 1834 · Graphit auf Papier · Picture ID: 7565 |
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Windsor Castle(Schloss Windsor) |
Edward Lear |
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Classicism
pencil · stains · bland · sketch · white · lead · city · windows · boring · drawing · windsor · castle |
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Windsor Castle by Edward Lear 1834 · Graphit auf Papier · Picture ID: 7565 |
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