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Briefly noted.(Report from Europe)(Portrait Miniatures, Philip Mould, London )(Brief article)
The London-based portrait specialist and dealer Philip Mould is holding a loan exhibition of British portrait miniatures until June 14. The aim is to focus on images of major historical figures not usually on display, including an unrecorded portrait of Elizabeth I. Emma Rutherford, an independent scholar, has curated ...
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