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The River Pang at Bucklebury, c. 1820. There is a bridge to the left, and St. Mary's Church and a large house appear in the distance. A figure carrying something on its back is about to cross the bridge, and there are two horses drinking from the river in the foreground, one of them with a figure on its back. 1820-1829: watercolour, unsigned but believed to be by William Havell, with the words "The village of Bucklebury" written on the back

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