File:Matthew Boulton - Carl Frederik von Breda.jpg

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English: Matthew Boulton (1792), by Carl Frederik von Breda.

Date

1792
(17 January 2009 (original upload date))

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Author



Description	Swedish painter
Date of birth/death	16 August 1759	1 December 1818
Location of birth/death	Stockholm	Stockholm
Work location	Stockholm, London
Authority control	WorldCat

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