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Dryburgh Abbey - Tomb of Sir Walter Scott by George Washington Wilson — VisualArtsDB

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Dryburgh Abbey - Tomb of Sir Walter Scott

Dryburgh Abbey - Tomb of Sir Walter Scott

Dryburgh Abbey - Tomb of Sir Walter Scott

George Washington Wilson

1865

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Westminster Abbey. Wilberforce's Monument.

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Beverly Minster - The Nave, looking East.

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Wells Cathedral - from the South East.

Wells Cathedral - from the South East.

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Corner of the West Bow, Edinburgh.

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Edinburgh Castle, from Princes Street.

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Gloucester Cathedral - Lady Chapel, looking West.

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Ruins of Dunluce Castle. Co. Antrim.

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Borrowdale, looking towards the Castle Crag.

Borrowdale, looking towards the Castle Crag.

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The Falls of the Garbh-Alt

The Falls of the Garbh-Alt

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Glasgow - In the West-End Park.

Glasgow - In the West-End Park.

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