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AM.781.004
30 Nov 1781:23,31,32 (13)
The Magnificent Transparent Scenes, delineated on a Tuesday
evening last in a most brilliant degree, by the ingenious
Mr. Charles W. Peale, descriptive of the glorious events
occurred in our grand struggle of the American Revolution .
. . [99 lines of detailed description including:] the a[r]ts
represented by the statues of painting, architecture, and
sculpture, and commerce, by the statue of holding a globe in
one hand, and the other on the prow of a ship, with the
figure of Fame blowing her trumpet to the east, which may
easily be comprehended . . .
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