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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and half as many horses.There are 58 training stables, 49 stud farms,an auction paddock of 1766 and 25 regular horse shoers and 6 veterinaries. A jockey in Newmarket.
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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and ha...

Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and half as many horses.There are 58 training stables, 49 stud farms,an auction paddock of 1766 and 25 regular horse shoers and 6 veterinaries.Betting in Newmarket.
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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and ha...

Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and half as many horses.There are 58 training stables, 49 stud farms,an auction paddock of 1766 and 25 regular horse shoers and 6 veterinaries.Cleaning the boxes.
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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and ha...

Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and half as many horses.There are 58 training stables, 49 stud farms,an auction paddock of 1766 and 25 regular horse shoers and 6 veterinaries.Cleaning the boxes.
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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and ha...

Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and half as many horses.There are 58 training stables, 49 stud farms,an auction paddock of 1766 and 25 regular horse shoers and 6 veterinaries.The Jockey-Club in New Market.
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Sixty miles north of London lies Newmarket, a town of 10.000 inhabitants and ha...

A check - "keep your distance". Travellers keep Native North Americans at bay. Coloured print.
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A check - "keep your distance". Travellers keep Native North Americans at bay....

An old woman dreaming of past Christmas celebrations. Print
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An old woman dreaming of past Christmas celebrations. Print

The visit. Coloured print.
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The visit. Coloured print.

"The Manner of their Fishing", John White composed this scene by basing it on several studies combining three methods of fishing used by the Algonquin Indians. They used a dip net and spear, by night a fire in a canoe to attract the fish to the boat, and fish weirs. The fish are hammerhead sharks, catfish, king crabs, skate or ray and a sturgeon to be found between the mainland and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. PD 1906-5-9-1 (6)
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"The Manner of their Fishing", John White composed this scene by basing it on se...

Double spout and bridge vessel with hummingbirds, Nasca culture, Peru, 200 BCE-600 CE. Decorated with several hummingbirds flying around two flowers at the base of the spouts. Hummingbirds were considered intermediaries or manifestations of the mountain gods. After painting, slip was applied and the vessel fired and burnished to a characteristic glossy finish. Ethno 1913.10-29.1
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Double spout and bridge vessel with hummingbirds, Nasca culture, Peru, 200 BCE-6...

Spout and bridge vessel in the shape of a dog, Nasca culture, Peru, 200 BCE - 600 CE. Vessels modelled into animals or edible plants are a common form of Nasca art. Vessels were painted (in this case in three colours),slip was applied and the vessel was fired and burnished to a characteristic glossy finish. Ethno, 1938-19
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Spout and bridge vessel in the shape of a dog, Nasca culture, Peru, 200 BCE - 60...

Distinguished woman with her slave. (with a depiction of exotic fruits and plants from the region). From a series on ethnic groups from Ecuador. Oil on canvas; Quito, Ecuador, 1783.
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Distinguished woman with her slave. (with a depiction of exotic fruits and plan...