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Leeds warehouses

1 pp 1905

The tall buildings which give the plate its name extend in an irregular and broken line on the farther side of a sheet of water to the left. Near the middle, but somewhat to the right, is a square church tower with high pinnacles. A man sits at the end of a barge moored alongside of the quay in the foreground. The mark in the sky has been erased.

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Lendalfoot blacksmiths

1 pp 1898

Interior of a forge, lighted by a window on the right. Two men stand on the left, and another on the right, who leans forward and carries some long rods over his left shoulder.

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Leonard Gow

1 pp 1927

Seen to the waist, sitting In arm-chair, in profile to the right. Head approximately finished. The right arm, and the arm of the chair on which it rests, are suggested in outline. The coat has a very long lapel and nearly hides the waistcoat.

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Leonard Gow

1 pp 1927

Seen to the waist, sitting In arm-chair, in profile to the right. Arm and chair effaced. The shape of the coat altered; it is now has a wider and shorter lapel, curving back and showing more of the waistcoat.

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Leonard Gow

1 pp 1927

Seen to the waist, sitting In arm-chair, in profile to the right. The thumb completed. Before a double line drawn horizontally across the plate, half an inch below the front end of the arm of the chair.

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Leonard Gow

1 pp 1927

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Lewisohn Stadium

1 pp 1898

Night scene during a concert. The orchestra stand at the right and tiers of seats and colonnades at left and centre.

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Leyden

1 pp 1913

In the foreground, slanting from left to right, is an open roadway along the side of a canal, on which several barges and other boats are plying. Down the canal is a row of houses, partly veiled by trees, and interrupted by a massive octagonal tower with cupola and belfry; on the sides of the tower are inscribed the points of the compass. The foliage, measured at the same place, rises 3 mm. higher. The trees, here and just above the barge with three men at its stern, are considerably reworked. The gable is now shaded with a number of vertical lines close together. A deeper shadow falls on 2 windows, one over the other, partly hidden by trees, beginning 80 mm. from the right end of the plate.

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Leyden

1 pp 1913

In the foreground, slanting from left to right, is an open roadway along the side of a canal, on which several barges and other boats are plying. Down the canal is a row of houses, partly veiled by trees, and interrupted by a massive octagonal tower with cupola and belfry; on the sides of the tower are inscribed the points of the compass. Very unfinished. The work ceases 35 mm. from the left side of the plate, and there are many white patches, especially between the trees along the canal.

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Leyden

1 pp 1913

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Liberty's clock

1 pp 1909

The same composition as Dodgson number 206, but on a taller plate. The subject is arched at the top; ropes hanging from the line of the arch are connected at various points with the unfinished building on the right, while the longest of them reaches to a group of workmen standing at the foot of the hoarding in Beak Street. The street is crossed by numerous wires. A line is ruled across the plate 3/16 in. (4 mm.) from the bottom; the space beneath this line is blank, but in many impressions thickly covered with ink. At the corner of the building on the left - Liberty’s shop - is a perfectly plain white pilaster, the wall to the left of it being partly covered with trellis work. A large portion of the foreground is light, and the pavement on which a policeman and two women are standing has white patches on the right, towards the edge of the plate.

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Liberty's clock

1 pp 1909

The same composition as Dodgson number 206, but on a taller plate. The subject is arched at the top; ropes hanging from the line of the arch are connected at various points with the unfinished building on the right, while the longest of them reaches to a group of workmen standing at the foot of the hoarding in Beak Street. The street is crossed by numerous wires. A line is ruled across the plate 3/16 in. (4 mm.) from the bottom; the space beneath this line is blank, but in many impressions thickly covered with ink. The advertisement boards on the left are shaded horizontally. STOCKWELL SHIPPING is still legible, but the notice below it is almost entirely obliterated.

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