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English: Artist unknown,published by Hannah Humphrey, 18 New Bond Street, London, 1 January 1782. National Portrait Gallery, London. Print entitled "Eloquence or The King of Epithets" depicting James Christie, auctioneer.
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Source: ‘Not exactly a connoisseur’ A new portrait of James Christie by Benjamin Vandergucht (1752–1794) and the auctioneer’s family history. British Art Journal 2019

First published by Hannah Humphrey, 18 New Bond Street, London, 1 January 1782.
Author Hannah Humphrey, 18 New Bond Street, London, 1 January 1782.

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