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Bridge of Clunie, near Pitlochrie. by James Valentine — VisualArtsDB

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Bridge of Clunie, near Pitlochrie.

Bridge of Clunie, near Pitlochrie.

Bridge of Clunie, near Pitlochrie.

James Valentine

1870–1879

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Pass of Glencoe. From near the Bridge of the Three Waters

Pass of Glencoe. From near the Bridge of the Three Waters

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Queen's Hotel. Eastbourne

Queen's Hotel. Eastbourne

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Loch Katrine - Ellen's Isle.

Loch Katrine - Ellen's Isle.

James Valentine, 1870

Scottish Scenery, "Down by the Tummel and the Banks o' the Garry," Moulin.

Scottish Scenery, "Down by the Tummel and the Banks o' the Garry," Moulin.

James Valentine, 1870

Shepherd's Bridge near Forest Lodge

Shepherd's Bridge near Forest Lodge

James Valentine, 1871

Fountains Abbey, The Great Cloisters

Fountains Abbey, The Great Cloisters

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Scottish Scenery. "Upper Falls of Moness, Aberfeldy."

Scottish Scenery. "Upper Falls of Moness, Aberfeldy."

James Valentine, 1870

Fountains Abbey, Entrance to Chapter House

Fountains Abbey, Entrance to Chapter House

James Valentine, 1870

Glencoe from the Study.

Glencoe from the Study.

James Valentine, 1870

[Church of St. Saviour, Dundee (dwi. Brechin) Scotland, G.F. Bodley architect.

[Church of St. Saviour, Dundee (dwi. Brechin) Scotland, G.F. Bodley architect.

James Valentine, 1870

Lock Hourn from Creag Ruon-Bhuill

Lock Hourn from Creag Ruon-Bhuill

James Valentine, 1878

Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre.

Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre.

James Valentine, 1870