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The Colosseum, Rome

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JMW Turner, The Colosseum, Rome, 1820, Bequeathed by Robert Wylie Lloyd, Courtesy of LaCollection and The Trustees of the British Museum 2022

JMW Turner, The Colosseum, Rome, 1820, Bequeathed by Robert Wylie Lloyd, Courtesy of LaCollection and The Trustees of the British Museum 2022

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