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Z hľadiska galérie je najznámejším obrazom umelca George Romney dielo Lady Hamilton as Circe (1782), ktorého originál visí v Tate Gallery v meste Londýn. Portrait of Emma Hart [later Lady Hamilton] as Miranda (1785) a Portrait of John Wesley (1789) dopĺňajú trojicu, ktorú pozná každé oko. Z 1,201 diel umelca George Romney v našom katalógu prezentuje galéria nižšie 100 najznámejších, z ktorých je každá originál s uvedeným rokom vzniku, múzeom a unikátnosťou.
George Romney's “Lady Hamilton as Circe,” painted in 1782, transcends mere portraiture; it embodies the spirit of Neoclassical art—a movement dedicated to reviving classical ideals of beauty and rationality. Housed within the Tate Gallery’s collection in London, this canvas offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in British artistic history and illuminates the captivating allure of Emma Hamilton, Lord Nelson's mistress.
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A single upward glance defines this oil sketch. The subject, Emma Hart, turns her face toward a light source from above, her eyes wide with a sense of longing or awe. Her dark, voluminous hair spills around her shoulders in thick, gestural strokes of deep brown and ochre. The skin of her forehead and chin catches the light, rendered in fleshy pinks and creams that emerge from a shadowed, textured…
The face of John Wesley emerges from a deep, atmospheric darkness. Light falls from the upper left, striking the high ridge of a brow and the soft texture of white hair. This illumination catches the crisp edge of a clerical collar, a bright white anchor against the heavy, earthy tones of his clothing. The eyes look directly forward, meeting the viewer with a steady, quiet gaze. Wrinkles trace paths across…
The air feels heavy with the scent of salt and the lingering sulfur of gunpowder. Vice-Admiral Sir Hyde Parker stands in the center of this unfolding drama, his presence a steady anchor against the chaos of the sea. He is dressed in his undress uniform, the dark fabric of his coat absorbing the light, contrasted sharply by the crisp white of his trim. His right hand rests upon an unbuckled…
In this oil on canvas from around 1782, we encounter Emma Hart transformed into the mythological figure Circe. The scene is set within a rugged, rocky landscape that recedes into deep shadows, creating an atmosphere of profound mystery. At the center of the composition, the figure dominates the foreground, her form illuminated by a strong light source from the upper left. This lighting casts heavy shadows across the terrain, emphasizing…
George Romney captures a moment of profound, quiet intellect in this portrait of Ralph Willett. The sitter is positioned in a thoughtful pose, resting his chin upon his hand—a gesture traditionally associated with wisdom and the pursuit of reason. This posture, combined with his steady, inward gaze, reflects the intellectual currents of the late 18th century. The composition is asymmetrical, with the subject seated on the right, looking toward the…
George Romney’s “Portrait of Mrs. Verelst,” painted in 1773, is more than merely a likeness; it’s a meticulously crafted window into the social and aesthetic sensibilities of Georgian England. Executed with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill, this portrait captures not just the physical appearance of its subject but also an underlying sense of quiet dignity and restrained elegance – hallmarks of Romney's distinctive style. The painting depicts Mrs. Verelst, a…
In the grand tapestry of eighteenth-century British portraiture, few images capture the delicate intersection of classical myth and human vulnerability as exquisitely as George Romney’s Emma Hart (1765–18 8), as Miranda. This captivating oil on canvas serves as a profound testament to the artist's ability to breathe life into both subject and story, presenting a woman of striking presence whose gaze seems to bridge the gap between the painted world…
A man sits anchored in an armchair, his presence defined by the heavy drape of a crimson coat. The fabric catches the light, revealing the subtle textures of fine wool and the structured lines of a gentleman's station. He wears a white wig, its pale curls framing a face marked by a mustache and a steady, direct gaze. There is a stillness in his posture, a quiet composure that suggests…
George Romney’s “Lady Hamilton as Circe,” painted in 1792, is more than just a portrait; it's an exquisitely crafted tableau vivant—a frozen moment brimming with narrative and psychological depth. This captivating work, now housed within the collections of the Frick Collection, offers a glimpse into the life of Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton, a woman whose beauty, ambition, and scandalous affair with Lord Nelson captivated Regency England. Romney’s masterful handling…
Emma, Lady Hamilton1791 · USC Fisher Museum of Art
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Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond and LennoxNational Portrait Gallery
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John Robinson of Denston Hall, Suffolk1779 · Harvard Art Museums
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Portrait of Mary Rutledge Smith and Son Edward1786
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William Sotheron, The Younger, of Darrington1788 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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Portrait of Colin Dunlop of Garmyle1754
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Sir William Hamilton1784
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Portrait of a Man1759 · Yale Center for British Art
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Madame de Genlis1792 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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Portrait of the Willett Children1791 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Peter RomneyNational Portrait Gallery
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Wilson Gale-Braddyll1776 · Birmingham Museum of Art
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Sarah Ley, Mrs Richard Tickell (1770–after 1817)1759 · Ascott House
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Portrait of a Young Man at his Desk1795 · Städel Museum
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Emma Hart as The Spinstress1785 · English Heritage
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Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham1786
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Portrait of Marianne Holbech1782 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Mr. Forbes1780 · National Gallery of Art
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Portrait of Mrs. Finch1790 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Portrait of a Gentleman1777
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Lady in a Brown Robe1785 · Tate Gallery
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Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell1792
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James Romney1760 · Yale Center for British Art
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Edmund Law, Bishop of Carlisle1771 · National Gallery of Victoria
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James Clitherow (1731–1805)1780 · Boston Manor House
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Colonel Clitherow1784 · Detroit Institute of Arts
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John Flaxman Modeling the Bust of William Hayley1795 · Yale Center for British Art
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Portrait of the Dentist Bartholomew Ruspini1800 · Statens Museum For Kunst
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Princess Anne Lady de la Pole1786 · Museum of Fine Arts
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Portrait of Charlotte SmithAbbot Hall Art Gallery
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Portrait of a woman1780 · Musée Cognacq-Jay
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Elizabeth, Duchess-Countess of Sutherland1782 · Cincinnati Art Museum
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Miss Clavering1782 · Detroit Institute of Arts
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Mrs James Carmichael Smyth, died 18031789 · Škótska národná galéria portrétov
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Mary Hyde (née Foxcroft)1767 · Yale Center for British Art
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Lady Altamont1788 · Tate Gallery
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Lady Hamilton ako Vestalka1800 · English Heritage
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Portrait of Colin MacKenzie1777 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Portrait of the Honorable Mrs. Beresford1785 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Portrait of Mrs. Tickell1792 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Portrait of Sir John Reade1788 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Lady Hamilton as Tragedy1791 · Harvard Art Museums
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Niobid
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Mrs Siddons1784 · The Ashmolean Museum of Art And Archaeology
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The Hartley Children1783 · Detroit Institute of Arts
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Sarah Phipps (née Peckham)1780 · Yale Center for British Art
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The Willet Children1800
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Portrait of a Lady (probably Mrs James Collingwood)1765 · Walker Art Gallery
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Sir John Orde1785 · Národné múzeum starého umenia
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Portrait of Sir John Papillon Twisden, 7th Baronet1782
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Catherine Clemens1788 · Neue Pinakothek
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William Pitt the Younger1783 · Tate Gallery
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Portrait of Maria and Catherine, the Daughters of Edward Thurlow, 1st Baron Thurlow1783 · Yale University Art Gallery
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David Scott, Esq., of Dunniald1794 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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Portrait of a Woman, Said to Be Emily Bertie Pott (died 1782)1781 · Metropolitné múzeum umenia
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Thomas Paine1792 · National Portrait Gallery
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Esther Taubman, née Christian1786 · Manx Museum
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Millicent Watson1750 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
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Mrs. Henry Ainslie with her child1750
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Elizabeth, Lady Blunt1764 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
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Portrait of Mrs. Dawes1765
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Portrait of an Adolescent1775 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Pau
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Portrait of a Lady1770 · National Gallery of Ireland
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Mrs Ellen Morewood1770
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Ann Wilson (née Harrison) and Her Daughter, Sybill1776 · Yale Center for British Art
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Portrait of Jane Dawkes RobinsonIndianapolis Museum of Art
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Portrait of a flag officer1767
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Ann Verelst (1751–1823)1772
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Thomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840)1768
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Henrietta, Countess of Warwick, and Her Children1787 · The Frick Collection
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Major Archibald Robertson of Lawers1782 · Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA
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Portrait of Mrs. Richard Thompson1780
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Robert Child (1739 - 1782)1781 · Osterley Park And House
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Mrs. Richard Pryce Corbet and Her Daughter Mary1783 · Cincinnati Art Museum
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Mary and Louise Kent1785 · Cincinnati Art Museum
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William Chafyn Grove (1731–1793)1780 · Museum of Fine Arts
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Miss Frances Mary Harford1780 · The Frick Collection
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Portrait of Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton1784 · Museum of Fine Arts
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Portrait of Sir Thomas Frankland, 6th Baronet (1750–1831)1777
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Henry Cruger (1739–1827)1782 · New York Historical Society
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Portrait of Mr. Edmund Poulter1780 · Gemäldegalerie
92
Lady Hamilton as St Cecilia1785
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The Right Honourable Charles Philip Yorke (1764–1834)1782 · Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
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Miss Frances Mary Harford1780
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Joseph Allen (1713–1796)1778 · Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Sir Henry Bayly (1744–1812), 3rd Bt, 9th Baron Paget, Later 1st Earl of Uxbridge of the Second Creation, Holding Copper Ore from the Mona Mine1785
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Thomas Rackett the Elder (c.1725–1799)1776
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The Infant Shakespeare Attended by Nature and the Passions1786 · Vanderbilt Museum of Art
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Titania, Puck and the Changeling, from Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'1793 · National Gallery of Ireland
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Portrait of Mary Tighe (1747-1791), Poet1795 · National Gallery of Ireland
Štyri témy, ktoré sa v týchto origináloch najčastejšie vracajú, každá s jej najvychybenejším príkladom.
8 múzeá, v ktorých sa nachádza najviac obrazov z tejto stránky.
| Múzeá | Mesto | Diela umelca George Romney | Obrazy z tohto zoznamu |
|---|---|---|---|
 Philadelphia Museum of Art |
Philadelphia | 12 | Portrait of Emma Hart [later Lady Hamilton] as Miranda, Portrait of John Wesley, Portrait of the Willett Children |
 Yale Center for British Art |
New Haven | 10 | Portrait of a Man, James Romney, John Flaxman Modeling the Bust of William Hayley |
 Tate Gallery |
Londýn | 16 | Lady Hamilton as Circe, Lady in a Brown Robe, Lady Altamont |
 National Portrait Gallery |
Londýn | 17 | Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond and Lennox, Peter Romney, Thomas Paine |
 Museum of Fine Arts |
Boston | 7 | Princess Anne Lady de la Pole, William Chafyn Grove (1731–1793), Portrait of Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton |
 National Gallery of Ireland |
Dublin | 5 | Portrait of a Lady, Titania, Puck and the Changeling, from Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Portrait of Mary Tighe (1747-1791), Poet |
 The Frick Collection |
New York | 4 | Lady Hamilton as, Henrietta, Countess of Warwick, and Her Children, Miss Frances Mary Harford |
 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco |
San Francisco | 4 | William Sotheron, The Younger, of Darrington, Madame de Genlis, David Scott, Esq., of Dunniald |
Vyberte si dekádu a pozrite si originál, ktorý ju definuje.
The Portrait of Colin Dunlop of Garmyle is a significant oil on canvas by the British artist George Romney. Painted in 1754, this work captures a man of considerable local influence during the mid-eighteenth century. The subject is identified as Colin Dunlop of Carmyle, who held the position of Provost of Glasgow. This portrait offers a glimpse into the social standing of a prominent figure from that era.
The Composition and Subject of James Romney James Romney is an oil portrait from 1760, presented in an oval vignette format. The subject is a young man shown in a close-up bust view, focusing on the face and upper torso. He maintains a calm, neutral expression, looking toward the viewer with a sense of poise. His attire consists of a teal or cerulean blue coat and a crisp white cravat.…
George Romney’s “Portrait of Mrs. Verelst,” painted in 1773, is more than merely a likeness; it’s a meticulously crafted window into the social and aesthetic sensibilities of Georgian England. Executed with remarkable sensitivity and technical skill, this portrait captures not just the physical appearance of its subject but also an underlying sense of quiet dignity and restrained elegance – hallmarks of Romney's distinctive style. The painting depicts Mrs. Verelst, a…
George Romney's “Lady Hamilton as Circe,” painted in 1782, transcends mere portraiture; it embodies the spirit of Neoclassical art—a movement dedicated to reviving classical ideals of beauty and rationality. Housed within the Tate Gallery’s collection in London, this canvas offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in British artistic history and illuminates the captivating allure of Emma Hamilton, Lord Nelson's mistress.
In the soft, luminous glow of George Romney’s 1791 masterpiece, Emma, Lady Hamilton, we encounter more than just a portrait; we enter a profound psychological landscape. This captivating work depicts one of the most magnetic figures of the Regency era, capturing Emma not merely as a socialite, but as a woman of deep introspection. As her gaze drifts toward an unseen horizon, the viewer is drawn into a contemplative silence,…
George Romney captures a moment of profound, quiet intellect in this portrait of Ralph Willett. The sitter is positioned in a thoughtful pose, resting his chin upon his hand—a gesture traditionally associated with wisdom and the pursuit of reason. This posture, combined with his steady, inward gaze, reflects the intellectual currents of the late 18th century. The composition is asymmetrical, with the subject seated on the right, looking toward the…
Lady Hamilton as Circe (1782), Tate Gallery, Londýn. Nasledujú Portrait of Emma Hart [later Lady Hamilton] as Miranda (1785) a Portrait of John Wesley (1789).
48 rokov: Lady Hamilton as Circe vzniklo v roku 1782 a George Romney sa narodil/a v roku 1734.
Lady Hamilton as Circe, Portrait of Emma Hart [later Lady Hamilton] as Miranda, Portrait of John Wesley, Portrait of Vice-Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, 5th Baronet, Emma Hart (c.1765–1815), Lady Hamilton, as Circe, Portrait of Ralph Willett, Portrait of Mrs. Verelst, Emma Hart (1765–1815), as Miranda, Sir Thomas Rumbold (1736–1791), Bt a Lady Hamilton as. Vyššie uvedené hodnotenie uvádza rok a múzeu pre každé z nich.
Náš katalóg obsahuje 1,201 diel od umelca George Romney z perioda od 1750 do 1800.
Väčšinou v Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia), Yale Center for British Art (New Haven) a Tate Gallery (Londýn). Tabuľka múzeí vyššie ich všetky uvádza.
V období 1780s: 51 z 100 diel na tejto stránke bolo vytvorených vtedy, pričom Lady Hamilton as Circe z nich.
Na tejto stránke je najstaršie dielo z Millicent Watson (1750) a najnovšie z Portrait of Ralph Willett (1800).
Woman (29), Man (29) a Portraiture (24), v rámci 100 diel na tejto stránke.
Oil On Canvas, pre 90 z 100 diel na tejto stránke.
Neoklasicizmus, podľa originálov na tejto stránke.
Portrait of Emma Hart [later Lady Hamilton] as Miranda, Portrait of John Wesley a Portrait of the Willett Children: múzeá Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia uchovávajú 8 z diel na tejto stránke.
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