File:Ballad of Reading Gaol-Moseher edition-Block H red.png
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English: The decorative block letter H from the beginning of the poem. I traced intuitively what appeared to be roughly the boundaries of the direct impression, and cut out some of the ink bleed. Then, I made the background transparent. |
| Source | Oscar Wilde |
| Author | Oscar Wilde |
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- 2008-02-14 04:05 Mjodonnell 176×182×8 (128681 bytes) The decorative block letter H from the beginning of the poem. I traced intuitively what appeared to be roughly the boundaries of the direct impression, and cut out some of the ink bleed. Then, I made the background transparent.
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| current | 03:21, 22 February 2008 | | 176 × 182 (126 KB) | John Vandenberg | {{Information |Description=The decorative block letter H from the beginning of the poem. I traced intuitively what appeared to be roughly the boundaries of the direct impression, and cut out some of the ink bleed. Then, I made the background transparent. |
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