File:Samuel Johnson by Joshua Reynolds.jpg

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Portrait of Samuel Johnson commissioned for Henry Thrale's Streatham Park gallery

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Source Tate Gallery. Copy held by Pembroke College, Oxford. Lane, Margaret (1975), Samuel Johnson & his World, p. 229. New York: Harpers & Row Publishers, ISBN 0060124962. This portrait has been published several times during the 19th century.[1][2][3]
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  • Originally in English Wikipedia, uploaded 20:58, 2004 November 26 by User:Bishonen

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