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Œuvres (71)
Still Life, Game and Hanging Snipe with Goldfish in a Bowl (Dead Game)
Benjamin Blake
New Hall, Bodenham, Herefordshire
Peter Tillemans
Still Life
Benjamin Blake
Self Portrait
Benjamin Blake
1633
William Windover of New Sarum (d.1633), Merchant Adventurer of Sarum, Benefactor of the Company of Shoemakers (1632)
Artiste inconnu
1730
Stonehenge
Artiste inconnu
1744
Sir Frederick Evelyn (1733/1734–1812), as a Boy
Artiste inconnu
1747
Miss Fort of Alderbury House, Wiltshire
Artiste inconnu
1747
Mary Blackmore (1729–1746), in a White Embroidered Satin Dress and a Red Shawl
Artiste inconnu
1748
Richard Blackmore (1731–1773), Son of Reverend Richard W. Blackmore
Artiste inconnu
1796
Portrait of a Man in a Grey Wig, Brown Jacket and Red Waistcoat (possibly William Bennett Blackmore, 1769–1859)
Artiste inconnu
1796
Portrait of a Dark-Haired Woman in a Cream Dress (possibly Elizabeth Coster, grandmother to Humphrey Purnell Blackmore)
Artiste inconnu
1839
Henry Hatcher (1777–1846)
Artiste inconnu
1840
Harnham Bridge, Salisbury, Wiltshire, with a Covered Waggon Crossing, a Cow and People, the Cathedral in the Background
John Gray
1871
William Fawcett the Elder (1793–1887), Mayor of Salisbury (1832)
Artiste inconnu
1885
Edward Thomas Stevens (1828–1878), FSA, Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum Director (1860–1878)
Artiste inconnu
1885
Mrs Fowler (d.1881)
Artiste inconnu
1897
Lieutenant General Augustus Pitt Rivers (1827–1900)
Frederick Samuel Beaumont
1902
William David Wilkes (d.1899), Benefactor of Salisbury Museum
Frank Brooks
1930
William Wyndham (d.1950), Founder of the Wyndham Trust Lecture
Artiste inconnu
1930
Nude Woman in a Cave Setting
Augustus John
1930
Dorothea Head, née Ashley-Cooper (1907–1987)
Augustus John
1932
Alderman John Sidney Rambridge (b.1869), Mayor of Salisbury (1931–1932)
Edward Henry Handley-Read
1933
Harnham Bridge (Ayleswade Bridge), Salisbury, Wiltshire, from the South, with Cranborne Chase Men Taking Chiminage
Artiste inconnu
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