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A Cribbage Party in St. Giles's Disturbed By A Press Gang
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Rights: Public Domain
Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, The Elisha Whittelsey Collection The Elisha Whittelsey Fund 1959
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Dress, neon leopard print, designed by Giles Deacon, England, A/W 2009. Pale green silk twill dress with screen printed leopard skin pattern in neon orange and black. Silk.
Dress, neon leopard print, designed by Giles Deacon, England, A/W 2009. Pale green silk twill dress with screen printed leopard skin pattern in neon orange and black. Silk.
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Edward Bennion. Coloured lithograph by J.W. Giles, 1840
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Lettering: This portrait of the late Edward Bennion, who devoted a long life to the exercise of benevolence in the skilful practice of surgery, is respectfully dedicated to his son...
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Dress, silk with Swarovski crystal Pac-man motifs, designed by Giles Deacon, England, S/S 2009. Duchess satin dress embellished with Pac-man motifs in polychrome Swarovski crystals...
Asylum for Imbecile Poor, proposed for Leavesden Woodside, near Watford, and Caterham, Surrey: bird's eye view. Wood engraving by W.C. Smith, 1868, after J. Giles & Bivan.
Asylum for Imbecile Poor, proposed for Leavesden Woodside, near Watford, and Caterham, Surrey: bird's eye view. Wood engraving by W.C. Smith, 1868, after J. Giles & Bivan.
Lettering: Proposed Asylum for Imbecile Poor at Leavesden Woodside, near Watford; and at Caterham, near Croydon. - Messrs. John Giles & Bivan, architects. Worthington C. Smith....
HYTHE (Kent): Church of St Leonard
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Hanging wall monuments to Giles Collyns, d. 1586, on the north side of the chancel, and to John Collyns, d. 1597, against the south wall of the south aisle....