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Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre.

Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre.

Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre.

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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George's Square, Glasgow.

George's Square, Glasgow.

James Valentine, 1870

Cat Nab, Saltburn-by-Sea

Cat Nab, Saltburn-by-Sea

James Valentine, 1886

[St. Andrews Album or "Curwen Album"]

[St. Andrews Album or "Curwen Album"]

James Valentine, 1850

The Royal Stag

The Royal Stag

James Valentine, 1865

Balmoral Castle from North West of River.

Balmoral Castle from North West of River.

James Valentine, 1870

York Minster, Chancel and East Window

York Minster, Chancel and East Window

James Valentine, 1886

Glengarry Castle

Glengarry Castle

James Valentine, 1878

Burns' Mountain and Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh.

Burns' Mountain and Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh.

James Valentine, 1870

Western Cemetery. [Dundee, Scotland]

Western Cemetery. [Dundee, Scotland]

James Valentine, 1870

[Views of Scotland and England]

[Views of Scotland and England]

James Valentine, 1860

Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe

Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe

James Valentine, 1881

"Down by the Tummel and the Banks o' the Garry," Blair Castle. The Residence of Her Majesty in September, 1844.

"Down by the Tummel and the Banks o' the Garry," Blair Castle. The Residence of Her Majesty in September, 1844.

James Valentine, 1870

Glencoe - the Scene of the Massacre. by James Valentine — VisualArtsDB