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Rare set of etchings depicting Charles II coronation found at back of cupboard

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A set of rare etchings which depict the coronation of Charles II more than 350 years ago have been found in the back of a cupboard.

The images were created by famous graphic artist Wenceslaus Hollar to document the lavish ceremony held in 1661.

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