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Thomas Atkinson

1817 – 1890

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The Right Reverend Lord Bishop of Melbourne (Dr. Charles Perry)

The Right Reverend Lord Bishop of Melbourne (Dr. Charles Perry)
1876

Thomas Atkinson, Samuel Mullen after Henry Weigall Jnr
Thomas Atkinson age 59
Summary
1 portrait in the collection
Related People
Samuel Mullen
Dr Charles Perry
Henry Weigall Jnr
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Visual arts and crafts
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