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Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm Date:1875 - 1888

Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm Date:1875 - 1888Elevation of Pedestal Entablature and Pediment of Triumphal Arch at Makther Artist: James Bruce Date: 1730 1794 The Scottish explorer James Bruce (1730 1794), Laird of Kinncaid, is a very enigmatic historical figure, surrounded by conspiracy theories and rumours of Masonic influence. He was a descendant of the famed Bruce family. He was the first modern explorer of tropical Africa and introduced Ethiopia to the Western world. Bruce became consul

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Date:1875 - 1888

It’s difficult to believe I’d never heard of her before now

where he became a student of the famous horse painters Albrecht and Franz Adam

In spite of their alibis

Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm Date:1875 - 1888Elevation of Pedestal Entablature and Pediment of Triumphal Arch at Makther Artist: James Bruce Date: 1730 1794 The Scottish explorer James Bruce (1730 1794), Laird of Kinncaid, is a very enigmatic historical figure, surrounded by conspiracy theories and rumours of Masonic influence. He was a descendant of the famed Bruce family. He was the first modern explorer of tropical Africa and introduced Ethiopia to the Western world. Bruce became consul

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