File:Richard Trevor, Lord Bishop of Durham.jpg

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English: my photo (Rodolph (talk) 23:21, 27 October 2013 (UTC)) of an engraving by Joseph Collyer (1748-1827) of the Honourable and Reverend Richard Trevor, Lord Bishop of Durham, after a drawing by R. Hutchinson.
Date engraver died in 1827
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Original publication: Grerat Britain

Immediate source: own collection
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Collyer & Hutchinson.

(Life time: sitter died in 1771, engraver in 1827.)

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