Cabinet - Sources

Letters Patent of Edward III (1347)
‘Croat Woman in the Agram Market’
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Cotton Combines (Tajikistan)
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The Cyrus Cylinder (Again)
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William Hogarth - The Analysis of Beauty (1753) Plate 1
Oxford's defences, 1648
Proof, plate editing and print
Image for Proof, published plate and reverse of the copper printing plate of ‘GRAMINA LOLIACEA, DACTYLA, PHALARIS, PANICUM, ijsq[ue] congenera’ from Morison’s Historia Plantarum Universalis Oxoniensis (1699: Sect. 8, Tab. 3). Plants drawn and copper plate engraved
Box in the form of a crab, 16th-17th century
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Pavilion
Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Grower's Guide, May 12, 1915
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Russian man and woman
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Texture of plants
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Missions to China
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Transcription: "A Year and a Day."
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I.2. College foundations in Oxford and Cambridge, 1249-1878
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Drawing of pottery vessels and other items
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Tyranny of the Duke of Alva
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Pilgrimage
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T25: Gold double-daric, “King with bow and spear”. Carradice Type 3.
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Narrating Dante's Life and Love Through His Lyric Poetry
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Cabinet for August of Brunswick-Lüneburg, c. 1630
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The Drake Chair
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Произведения искусства в семейных интерьерах Ташкента (Узбекистан)
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Tomb of Cyrus at Pasargadae
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