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Sepia engraving of a crowd in a hall with a bishop in black robes walking forward with a cane, a kneeling man and a child nea

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The Release of the Seven Bishops - E. M. Ward (19th century), Thomas Archer. Via artnap.com

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A sepia engraving shows a crowd gathered in an interior hall as a bishop in black robes and white lawn sleeves walks forward with a cane, while a kneeling figure and onlookers, including a child and a woman in a white gown, react around him. The print reproduces the fresco by E. M. Ward in the Commons Corridor of the Houses of Parliament, titled The Release of the Seven Bishops, with a Westminster Hall trial date of June 29th 1688 noted beneath the image.