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English: Painting. Whaler 'Harpooner' (c.1830), / by artist unknown, attributed to British School, n.d. [c1855-1870?]. Oil on canvas, 51.5x61.5cm in frame, 63.5x74.5x6cm. Unsigned. Date 1854 in mark imprinted on canvas verso. Title from ship's name on mast flag. Seascape; ship with 3 gunports and whaling boat, in full sail, past lighthouse, r. Stern flag combines union jack with red
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Author British school (19th century)

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