Impartial hand. (1766). The exhibition: Or, a candid display of the genius and merits of the several masters, whose works are now offered to the public, at Spring Gardens. By an impartial hand. s.n.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationImpartial hand. The Exhibition: Or, a Candid Display of the Genius and Merits of the Several Masters, Whose Works Are Now Offered to the Public, at Spring Gardens. By an Impartial Hand. [London?]: s.n, 1766.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationImpartial hand. The Exhibition: Or, a Candid Display of the Genius and Merits of the Several Masters, Whose Works Are Now Offered to the Public, at Spring Gardens. By an Impartial Hand. s.n, 1766.
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