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The world of Benjamin West: being the account, ornamented by reproductions, of the art of a native Pennsylvanian, from his early attempts at face-painting and the painting of history to his final eminent station as president of the Royal Academy, & followed by notable examples from the most eminent painters of the British realm and of the Continent and those of the most assiduous students of M. West's instruction ... To be freely admired by the lovers of both art and history, between May 1st and July 31st of this bi-centennial year in Allentown

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  • "The world of Benjamin West: being the account, ornamented by reproductions, of the art of a native Pennsylvanian, from his early attempts at face-painting and the painting of history to his final eminent station as president of the Royal Academy, & followed by notable examples from the most eminent painters of the British realm and of the Continent and those of the most assiduous students of M. West's instruction ... To be freely admired by the lovers of both art and history, between May 1st and July 31st of this bi-centennial year in Allentown"@en
  • "The world of Benjamin West : being the account, ornamented by reproductions, of the art of a native Pennsylvanian, from his early attempts at face-painting and the painting of history to his final eminent station as president of the Royal Academy, & followed by notable examples from the most eminent painters of the British realm and of the Continent and those of the most assiduous students of Mr. West's instruction ... : to be freely admired by the lovers of both art and history, between May 1st and July 31st of this bi-centennial year in Allentown"
  • "The world of Benjamin West: being the account, ornamented by reproductions, of the art of a native Pennsylvanian, from his early attempts at face-painting and the painting of history to his final eminent station as president of the Royal Academy, & followed by notable examples from the most eminent painters of the British realm and of the Continent and those of the most assiduous students of Mr. West's instruction... To be freely admired by the lovers of both art and history, between May 1st and July 31st of this bi-centennial year in Allentown"@en

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