John Graham-Gilbert
Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande
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1794 – 1866
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151 œuvres
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1834
Reverend Stevenson MacGill (1765–1840), Professor of Divinity at the University of Glasgow
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1837
Thomas Graham (1805–1869), FRS
Université de Strathclyde
1839
Duncan MacFarlan (1771–1857), Principal of the University of Glasgow (1823–1857)
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1840
Pope Paul III
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1840
Old Woman Reading
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1840
Portrait of a Man (formerly designated as Andreas Vesalius) (copy after Paris Bordone)
Wellcome Collection
1841
Mrs Hugh Robertson of Gartloch (1798–1846)
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1846
Georgina Smith
Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
1846
Portrait of an Unknown Sitter with a Book
The Dick Institute
1846
Lord Kelvin William Thomson (1824–1907), at the Age of 22
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1847
John Gibson (1790 - 1866)
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
1848
John Gibson (1790–1866), RA
Musée national de Cardiff
1848
John Burns (1775–1850), Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow (1815–1850)
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1850
Professor James Thomson; (1786-1849)
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1850
Thomas Thomson (1773–1852)
Université de Strathclyde
1850
Mrs James Scott of Kelly
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1853
Self Portrait
Royal Scottish Academy
1853
The First Born
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1854
Sir John Watson Gordon, 1788 - 1864. Artist
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
1854
William Fleming (d.1866), Professor of Oriental Languages (1831–1839) and Professor of Moral Philosophy (1839–1866) at the University of Glasgow
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1855
Professor James Adair Lawrie; (1801-1859)
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1859
Crossing the Ford
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1860
Mrs Agnes D'Arcy Jarvie
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1860
Going to Market
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
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