File:Cumulostratus Etching- Luke Howard.png
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[edit]A depiction of a cumulostratus cloud, included in Luke Howard's 'On the modification of clouds,' cloud drawn by Luke Howard, landscape done by Edward Kennion, and engraving for print done by Thomas Milton.
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21:20, 21 March 2020 | 917 × 661 (488 KB) | Ellamarrero (talk | contribs) | A depiction of a cumulostratus cloud, included in Luke Howard's 'On the modification of clouds,' cloud drawn by Luke Howard, landscape done by Edward Kennion, and engraving for print done by Thomas Milton. |
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