File:Sophie and Rose Paynter (cropped).jpg

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English: Miss Sophie Paynter and Miss Rose Paynter. From a print by William H. Ward & Co. after a painting by Sanders.
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Source Letters of Walter Savage Landor, private and public, p. 133. File:Letters of Walter Savage Landor, private and public (IA cu31924013495704).pdf
Author William H. Ward & Co. After Sanders.
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