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Professor Francis Home by David Allan — VisualArtsDB

Professor Francis Home

Professor Francis Home

Genre: portrait

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Sir John Halkett of Pitfirrane, 4th Baronet, Mary Hamilton, Lady Halkett and their Family

Sir John Halkett of Pitfirrane, 4th Baronet, Mary Hamilton, Lady Halkett and their Family

David Allan, 1781

Mrs James Tassie, probably Ann Harker

Mrs James Tassie, probably Ann Harker

David Allan, 1779

Francesco Ravai, Known as 'Baiocco'

Francesco Ravai, Known as 'Baiocco'

David Allan, 1777

The Forth at Alloa

The Forth at Alloa

David Allan

James Craig, Architect

James Craig, Architect

David Allan, 1781

Album of Drawings of Carved Gems and Seals Associated with James Tassie's A Descriptive Catalogue of a General Collection of Ancient and Modern Engraved Gems (1791)

Album of Drawings of Carved Gems and Seals Associated with James Tassie's A Descriptive Catalogue of a General Collection of Ancient and Modern Engraved Gems (1791)

David Allan, 1780

View of Linlithgow Palace

View of Linlithgow Palace

David Allan

Mrs Scott, Mother of Sir Walter Scott

Mrs Scott, Mother of Sir Walter Scott

David Allan

The Origin of Painting (also known as The Maid of Corinth)

The Origin of Painting (also known as The Maid of Corinth)

David Allan, 1775

James Tassie, Sculptor and Gem Engraver

James Tassie, Sculptor and Gem Engraver

David Allan, 1781

Lead Processing at Leadhills. Smelting the Ore

Lead Processing at Leadhills. Smelting the Ore

David Allan, 1789

The Vestals Attending the Sacred Fire

The Vestals Attending the Sacred Fire

David Allan, 1772