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Three passports

Unknown Artist

Art Funded
1933
Presented by
H M Paull through The Art Fund
Three passports mainly in German: 1) Austrian passport, 1831; 2) Hanoverian passport to Eduard Carl Euling, actor, London 1832; 3) Russian passport (in Russian and German) to Johann Engmann of the Russian army to proceed to London, 1833.

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Art we’ve helped buy at British Library

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Dating to between 1250 and 1260, the Rutland Psalter is an elaborately illuminated manuscript. Nearly all of its 190 pages are decorated, six with full page miniature illustrations.

The Mervyn Peake Archive is a collection of drawings, poetry notebooks and manuscripts by the artist and author. His illustrations form a significant portion of the archive, including the complete set of original illustrations for Lewis Carroll's Alice books.

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