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Pen and ink sketch of a rider in a tricorn hat on a horse, with a distant town and landscape below.

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A pen and ink sketch shows a rider in a tricorn hat and long coat seated on a horse in profile, with a billowing cloak behind. A faint landscape with a distant town and small figures lies along the ground line.

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1041

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Public domain

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