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Artist: Stephen Hewson

Date: 1805

Size: 77 x 64 cm

Technique: Oil On Canvas

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William Goulden (1749–1816) Holding a Leyden Jar with a Friction Machine for Generating Electricity in the Background, Founder of the Canterbury Philosophical and Literary Institution – (Stephen Hewson) ◄ Previous Next ►