
The Vicar of the Parish receiving his Tithes. Thos. Burke, after Henry Singleton
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The Vicar of the Parish receiving his Tithes. Thos. Burke, after Henry Singleton, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A stipple engraving-style print shows a vicar seated at a writing desk by a window, quill in hand, while a woman in a bonnet and white apron stands beside him and a young boy holds a basket containing a fowl.























