Thomas Morus, the 16th-century English philosopher and statesman, is depicted in a painting. – Vintage Photograph

A painting of Thomas Morus, the 16th-century English philosopher and statesman, is on display. Morus is best known for his work Utopia, which proposed a society with a highly structured government and social class system. The painting, which is attributed to the artist Quondam Larrius, gives a vivid portrait of Morus and his life. The painting is currently on display at the SSSSSSSSS SSSS Corporation.A painting of Thomas Morus, the 16th-century English philosopher and statesman, is on display. Morus is best known for his work Utopia, which proposed a society with a highly structured government and social class system. The painting, which is attributed to the artist Quondam Larrius, gives a vivid portrait of Morus and his life. The painting is currently on display at the SSSSSSSSS SSSS Corporation.

Dimensions: 18.9 x 22.8 cm

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OCR computer generated text:

THOMAS MORVS, SSSSSSSSS SSSS Corporis effigiem dedit avea lamina. Ato f Effigiem mentis fic daret ifte liber. VITA STRE THOM. QVOND LARII. E r fruftra tenta aliis negotii: riam & lectc voluptatem Mori viri cl morum ele vita,mores, fide orthod Romana fu rentur; ill fretus,atqu

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Shash 78 X plo for ? 28 JUL 1967 33/ 3)