A Concise And Accurate Account Of The Accident That Occurred At The Sale Of ... Lord Eldin's Pictures, By A Sufferer [j. Howell]

This is a firsthand account of an accident that occurred at the sale of Lord Eldin's pictures. Written by J. Howell, identified as a 'sufferer, ' the account offers a concise and accurate depiction of the events surrounding the auction. Providing valuable insight into 19th-century art sales and social dynamics, this document captures a moment in time, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of art, commerce, and public life. The narrative focuses on the details of the accident itself and its immediate aftermath.

"A Concise And Accurate Account Of The Accident That Occurred At The Sale Of ... Lord Eldin's Pictures, By A Sufferer [j. Howell]" serves as a primary source for researchers interested in the history of art auctions, Edinburgh's social history, and the life and legacy of Lord Eldin.

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