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The Custom House at Greenock, Scotland
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View of Greenock, Scotland
View of Greenock, Scotland
On arriving in Boston in 1828, the English artist Robert Salmon became the most prestigious sea painter and exerted considerable influence on the American Luminists, particularly F...
Cathcart Square from "History of the Town of Greenock. [With plates.]".
Cathcart Square from "History of the Town of Greenock. [With plates.]".
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Cathcart Square from "History of the Town of Greenock. [With plates.]".
Cathcart Square from "History of the Town of Greenock. [With plates.]".
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Robert Macfie of Langhouse, Skottland (1746-1827)
Robert Macfie of Langhouse, Skottland (1746-1827)
The picture is a depicted painting, depicting Robert Macfie of Langhouse (near Greenock, Scotland) (1746-1827), the father-in-law of William Thorburn who moved to Sweden with his w...
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons Ltd., and embroidered by the Sisters of Bethany's School of Embroidery, Lon
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons Ltd., and embroidered by the Sisters of Bethany's School of Embroidery, Lon
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons ...