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Chapter House. Salisbury Cathedral. by George Washington Wilson — VisualArtsDB

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Chapter House. Salisbury Cathedral.

Chapter House. Salisbury Cathedral.

Chapter House. Salisbury Cathedral.

George Washington Wilson

1868

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Card Photographs Cartes-De-Visite

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Loch Lomond Swan Island, near Luss.

Loch Lomond Swan Island, near Luss.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

York Minster - The Five Sisters.

York Minster - The Five Sisters.

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Glasgow - The Trongate.

Glasgow - The Trongate.

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Lincoln Cathedral, from the East.

Lincoln Cathedral, from the East.

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The Brow of Ben Venue.

The Brow of Ben Venue.

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[Hermitage & Bridge, Dunkeld]

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A Bay on Loch Katrine.

A Bay on Loch Katrine.

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Ben Nevis, from Banavie, Scotland

Ben Nevis, from Banavie, Scotland

George Washington Wilson, 1880

York Minster - The Stone Screen.

York Minster - The Stone Screen.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Lichfield Cathedral - Chantrey's Statue of Bishop Ryder.

Lichfield Cathedral - Chantrey's Statue of Bishop Ryder.

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Edinburgh Castle, from Princes Street.

Edinburgh Castle, from Princes Street.

George Washington Wilson, 1865

Holyrood Palace

Holyrood Palace

George Washington Wilson, 1868