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The paintings were in the possession of William Beckford until Soane bought them at an auction in 1802 for 570 guineas (Mrs Soane bid for them at Christie's on her husband's behalf)
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Made in the UK from pure silk and hand-finished by Fox & Chave
The Rake's Progress was produced by William Hogarth between 1732 - 1734 as preparatory works for engravings published the following year
Head of Leda Plaque Exclusive Double strand designThis relief is a copy of a preparatory pen and ink drawing of a woman's head by Leonardo da Vinci. for the painting "Leda and the Swan". The original painting by Da Vinci was completed around 1508 and was an oil painting depicting a naked female (Leda) embracing a swan, with four babies just hatched from eggs at their feet. The original painting is believed lost, but a copy can be seen in Wilton House, Salisbury, England. In Greek mythology, the god
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