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Lysons, Daniel, 1762â1834
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1796
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The Environs of London
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18th century-19th century
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black ink
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watercolor
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architectural subject
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architectural subject
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brass
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church
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tomb
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Church of St John the Baptist
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Hillingdon
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Daniel Lysons, 1762â1834
Brass Plates on an unidentified tomb in the Pavement of the Middle Aisle near the Chancel from
between 1796 and 1811
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Daniel Lysons, 1762â1834
Brass Plates on an unidentified tomb in the Pavement of the South Aisle from Hillingdon Church
between 1796 and 1811