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On the left three figures are carrying chimney sweeping equipment and on the right a beggar holds out his hat

Plate 18 figure 3 from the paper 'Account of an assemblage of fossil teeth and bones of elephant

View of the tomb of Thomas Sutton

The work is inscribed above with plate details and below 'Elephant

Capsicum fructu oblongo rugoso... 1st Viscount Bearsted On the left three figuresBotanical study of a specimen of capsicum with long red peppers and unripe green fruit. Inscribed in ink: 'Capsicum fructu oblongo rugosa apice recurvo rubro, Rand. n. 10.' Not signed. Original: watercolour on paper. ca. 1730

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Capsicum fructu oblongo rugoso... 1st Viscount Bearsted On the left three figures

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