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Artist	George Romney (1734–1802)   Description British painter Date of birth/death 15 December 1734 15 November 1802 Location of birth/death Dalton-in-Furness (Lancashire) Kendal (Westmorleand) Work location London, Kendal Authority control WorldCat
Title	Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton, in a Straw Hat
Date	1782-84
Current location	Huntington Library   Native name Huntington Library Location San Marino, California ( United States) Coordinates 34° 7′ 38.00″ N, 118° 6′ 36.00″ W Established 1928 Website www.huntington.org Authority control WorldCat
Source/Photographer	http://www.huntington.org/Education/image-pages/24.5.html

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