London, England, UK. Commemorative plaque in Hampstead: George Romney, (1734-1802; English portrait painter), 5 Holly Bush Hill

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31 October 2014

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London, England, UK. Commemorative plaque in Hampstead: George Romney, (1734-1802; English portrait painter) at 5 Holly Bush Hill.

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