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English: Title page of Doce Españoles de Brocha Gorda.
Date First published 1846. This is from the second edition, 1848.
Source Doce Españoles de Brocha Gorda, title page. Screen grab from PDF, slightly cleaned up with GIMP.
Author Illustration by Fernando Miranda I (1811-1854)
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