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- Dorotheum — 19th Century Paintings · 25 April 2018
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- TB-2026-14073214
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William Stephen Coleman, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 25 Apr 2018, lot 1133. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-14073214.
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William Stephen Coleman, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 25 Apr 2018, lot 1133. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-14073214.
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From the same sale 19th Century Paintings · Apr 2018
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Stephen Coleman | Reading the letter | $15,110 | Bonhams, Sep 2014 | |
| William Stephen Coleman | Feeding the Birds | Sotheby's, Mar 2008 | ||
| William Stephen Coleman | Nymph with a Conch Shell | Sotheby's, Oct 2008 | ||
| William Stephen Coleman | Playmates | Christie's, Feb 2023 | ||
| William Stephen Coleman | Feeding the goldfish | Sotheby's, Jun 2005 | ||
| William Stephen Coleman | On the steps to the lake | Christie's, Dec 2006 | ||
| English School | 16th Century Portrait of Thomas Cromwell, half-length, in fu | Bonhams, Jul 2023 | ||
| Italian School | Saint Mary Magdalene | Lempertz, May 2023 |
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