Catalogue of the valuable collection of oil paintings belonging to mr. Henry M. Johnston (of Brooklyn, N.Y.) [Somerville & Ortgies, 1893].

Catalogue of the valuable collection of oil paintings belonging to mr. Henry M. Johnston (of Brooklyn, N.Y.) [Somerville & Ortgies, 1893].
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