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A Fresh Breeze. (Instantaneous.) by George Washington Wilson — VisualArtsDB

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A Fresh Breeze. (Instantaneous.)

A Fresh Breeze. (Instantaneous.)

A Fresh Breeze. (Instantaneous.)

George Washington Wilson

1860

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Drummond Castle, from the gardens

Drummond Castle, from the gardens

George Washington Wilson, 1868

Ruins of Dunluce Castle. Co. Antrim.

Ruins of Dunluce Castle. Co. Antrim.

George Washington Wilson, 1860

Glasgow Cathedral.

Glasgow Cathedral.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Abbotsford.

Abbotsford.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Inverness, from Huntly Place

Inverness, from Huntly Place

George Washington Wilson, 1870

Lincoln Cathedral, from the North-West.

Lincoln Cathedral, from the North-West.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

The Lower Lake from Innisfallen, Glena, Torc, Eagle's Nest and Cromaglan Mountains in the distance.

The Lower Lake from Innisfallen, Glena, Torc, Eagle's Nest and Cromaglan Mountains in the distance.

George Washington Wilson, 1860

The Trossachs Pier, with Steamboat.

The Trossachs Pier, with Steamboat.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh.

Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Westminster Abbey. West Front. Taken from Victoria Street.

Westminster Abbey. West Front. Taken from Victoria Street.

George Washington Wilson, 1860

Glasgow - The Trongate.

Glasgow - The Trongate.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

[Kirkwall, Scotland]

[Kirkwall, Scotland]

George Washington Wilson, 1859