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The interview between Miss Wardour and Edie Ochiltree at the grateful window of the flagged parlour

Publisher: R.A.P.F.A.S.Printmaker: Le Conte, John · 1816-1877Printer: McGlashan, Alexander · 1815-1877Primary artist: McTaggart, William, RSA · 1835-1910

Proof impression of a plate from the 1867 RAPFAS publication The Antiquary, illustrating the novel of that name by Sir Walter Scott





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  • Object data
    Date1867
    Accession2014.002
    Materials Support paper, ink
    Dimensions Corresponds with dimensions of India paper
    42.5cm x 28.8cm
    35cm x 25.5cm x 25.4cm x 18.7cm

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