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Etching of a large tree shading a wooden well winch, with beggars resting in the foreground and a ruined stone building at ri

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An etched landscape titled Scottish Beggars Resting near a Well, created by Paul Sandby in 1750. A large spreading tree shades a wooden well winch and stone well, while two figures stand and a seated figure rests in the foreground. A ruined stone building with an arched doorway stands at the right beside a path.

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