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He expended no small portion of his wealth in the purchase of a fine collection of objects of art. In 1856, the greater portion of the pictures, upwards of seventy in number, were purchased being bought by
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masters living in the 16th and 17th centuries, with some specimens of an earlier date, and a few others of the Dutch and
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