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DescriptionCruikshank Pierce' Egan's Real Life - Drury Lane Theatre 1821.jpg	Drury Lane Theatre (one of a series of prints by George and Robert Cruikshank illustrating Pierce Egan's Real Life in London); aquatint print, published by Jones & Co., London, 11 August 1821 Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Museum number: S.209-2008
Date	1821
Source	http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O164364/print-aquatint-print-collection/
Author	George Cruikshank (1792–1878)     Description British caricaturist and illustrator Date of birth/death 27 September 1792 1 February 1878 Location of birth/death London London Work location London Authority control WorldCat

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