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Plates in: Photographic views of the progress of the crystal palace, Sydenham, taken during the progress of the works ... / by Philip Henry Delamotte. Plate no. 30, vol. 1."No. 30. Cast of Negro from life. Dec. 1852" -- handwritten caption.2010-6403SUT.
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  1. Crystal Palace (London, England)
  2. England
  3. Exhibitions
  4. London
  5. Photographic Prints
  6. Photographs
  7. Sculpture
  8. Sydenham (London, England)

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