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Artist	Charles Robert Leslie (1794–1859)     Alternative names Charles Robert Leslie, C. R. Leslie: British painter Description British painter Date of birth/death 19 October 1794 5 May 1859 Location of birth London Work period from 1810 on Work location in 1810: Philadelphia, U.S., from 1811: London, UK. Authority control WorldCat
Title	John Quincy Adams
Medium	oil on canvas
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