Bellamy's picturesque magazine, and literary museum : for the year ... Embellished with engravings, executed in a manner worthy of the originals of Opie, Lawrence, Shee ... &c. ...

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Blake, William, 1757-1827 (Engraver)
Language:	English
Published:	London [England] : printed by T. Spilsbury and son, for the proprietor, and sold by T. Evans, [1793]
Subjects:	Literature, English > Periodicals > Early works to 1800. England > Pictorial works > Periodicals > Early works to 1800. Periodicals > England > 18th century.
Genre:	Periodicals Early works to 1800. Pictorial works
Online Access:	Connect to: Full text online - MSU authorized users
Physical Description:	1 volume, plates : portraits ; 4⁰.
Variant Title:	Literary museum.
Format:	Electronic Journal

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