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English: A photograph of a portrait of Sir William Spring, 1st Baronet from 'Portraits in Suffolk Houses (West)' by Rev. Edmund Farrer, published by Bernard Quaritch in 1908. The original 17th century painting is from the school of Cornelius Johnson.
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Photograph of a portrait of Sir William Spring, 1st Baronet from 'Portraits in Suffolk Houses (West)', by Rev. Edmund Farer (published by Bernard Quaritch, 1908). No visible notice of copyright on publication.
Author From a book by Rev. Edmund Farer (1908). Original portrait is 17th century, from the school of Cornelius Johnson.

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