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auctioned what remained of the collection (including paintings, terracotta models, prints, and drawings). Browne's estate at his death was still worth over £12,000 (divided equally into three bequests to his sons), along with many small gifts.
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His collection was in constant flux, with the buying and selling of many objects. He sold most of it to
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Catologo dei piu scelti e preziosi marmi, che si conservano nella galleria del Sigr Lyde Browne
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in the city's suburbs. The
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A Dictionary of
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