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‘Rosy Vanyan’, Forcett. Property of Mr Jas Rollings 1855 by Charles Henry Theodore Costantini

‘Rosy Vanyan’, Forcett. Property of Mr Jas Rollings 1855 by Charles Henry Theodore Costantini

‘Rosy Vanyan’, Forcett. Property of Mr Jas Rollings 1855 by Charles Henry Theodore Costantini, watercolour on paper, Private collection. Image courtesy of Deutscher and Hackett.

Costantini's convictions
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Portrait of a racing man 1855 by Charles Henry Theodore Costantini
not titled (Portrait of a man seated at a table) c. 1850 by CHT Costantini
Adam and Caroline Newitt 1855 by Charles Henry Theodore Costantini
not titled (Gentleman and young girl) c. 1855 by CHT Costantini

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