Fasciculus:Richard Wittington and his Cat.jpg

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DescriptioRichard Wittington and his Cat.jpg	Portraits of Sir Richard Whittington, & his Cat from an original painting at Mercers Hall. 19th Century engraving printed for Alex Hogg and Co, London. Though missing the signature, this otherwise appears to be an exact replica of the etching by Guillaume Philippe Benoist (a 1766 print is shown on web at at National Portrait Gallery)[1]
Datum	1805 (Publication date of Vol.3, out of 6 vols., 1802-08)
Fons	From “History of the Memorable Sir Richard Whittington”, in The New Wonderful Museum, and Extraordinary Magazine^[2], volume vol. 3, Alex. Hogg & Co., 1805, page 1420 OCLC:43172669.
Auctor	Alex Hogg and Co, after Guillaume Philippe Benoist
Permissio (Reusing this file)	Public Domain

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recentissima	15:54, 21 Aprilis 2014	432 × 540 (98 chiliocteti)	AnonMoos	losslessly grayscaling
	16:00, 15 Ianuarii 2014	432 × 540 (109 chiliocteti)	Kiyoweap	Larger version from:{{cite book\|last1=Granger\|first1=William\|last2=Caulfield\|first2=James \|chapter=History of the Memorable Sir Richard Whittington\|title=The New Wonderful Museum, and Extraordinary Magazine\|publisher=for Alex. Hogg & Co.\|year=1805\|url=...
	13:55, 23 Augusti 2006	241 × 288 (22 chiliocteti)	Bejnar	{{Information \|Description=Portraits of Sir Richard Whittington, & his Cat from an original painting at Mercers Hall. 19th Century engraving printed for Alex Hogg and Co, London. \|Source=scanned in from book http://www.aprint4all.com/product_info.php/prod