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File:Monument in Glasgow Necropolis to John Henry Alexander, d. 1851, sculpted by Alexander Handyside Ritchie.jpg

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John Muir Wood

about 1852

Accession no. PGP W 64
Medium Albumenised salt paper print from a calotype negative
Size 18.80 x 23.10 cm
Credit Sir Alan Muir Wood Collection, presented 1985

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Source Monument in Glasgow Necropolis to John Henry Alexander, d. 1851, sculpted by Alexander Handyside Ritchie
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