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Rosebud (1851)

Otford Palace with church spire in distance, lady in foreground.

View of the Lake Avernas, taken from the road between Puzzoli and Cuma (1776)

The road leading from the Grotto of Posillipo inland to Pianura (1776)

View of the first discovery of the Temple of Isis at Pompeii (1776)

Sketch of a dog's head musculature

Sketch of a flying squirrel and dog

Album: "N.B". Mostly 1820s by Catherine Blundell and her children Nicholas & Frances. [VOL_01]. 30x22cm. 62 items. In the 1820s, the Blundell family lived in Brussels and later Versailles.

View from the Oudegracht on the houses on the northwest side of the Ganzenmarkt (1823)

View of the Oudegracht from the north from the Bakker Bridge, including the Groenewoude house on the right and the town hall in the background. (1753)

View of the Kersbergen castle near Zeist from the forecourt with the corresponding farm on the right. (13 September 1734)

View of the Heimerstein house near Rhenen. (1729)

View of the dug out residential tower of the Rhijnestein castle in Cothen. (1728)

The Young Coach Horse (17 August, 1832)

Maison Dieu, Dover (10 September, 1822)

Looking for the Steam Boat, Torquay (August 1835)

A Dog Cariole only used in Winter by Canadian Indians (1819 - 1829)

Claydon (26 July 1885)

Dundrennan Abbey. The Earl of Selkirk chasing away the village boys, the rest of the party from left to right - Jemima Wedderburn, Mr Wedderburn, Jane Wedderburn, Mr Peter Blackburn, Lady .... (1838)

Scene on the Pont Neuf, Paris, with a Man Grooming a Dog (c. 1780)

Kildermorie. Col. Lynedoch Gardiner, the Earl of Selkirk, Mrs Hugh Blackburn, Mr Hugh Blackburn. Group of gillies behind (11th Sept. 1861)

Lady Katherine Douglas, Fanny Newdigate, Jemima Wedderburn and Mr Newdigate eating brambles. Footman in distance (Sept 26th 1844)

Lady Katherine Douglas, Jemima Wedderburn, Mrs Wedderburn beating for shooters. Martin (gamekeeper) with dogs, Eden Colvile and Mr Clerk Maxwell with guns (Oct. 29th 1841)

Presbytery examination of Townhead school. Schoolmaster probably Mr Craig. Mr Thomson of Rerwick sitting, Mr Williamson of Tongland at the desk, General Irving and Mr Mure (factor) with their .... (27th March 1839)

Lord Selkirk's shooting dogs spent a night in the stables of 31 Heriot Row on the way north to the shooting lodge. They repaid the hospitality by killing the pet owls, and were found in the ....

Lady Isabella Douglas, Isabella Wedderburn, Mr Peter Blackburn, Jane and Jemima Wedderburn walking on a wet day (1838)

Shooting scene at Corsock. Mr Clerk Maxwell, Jemima, Jane and Isabella Wedderburn with dogs (Nov. 1837)

Riders. Lady Isabella and Lady Katherine Douglas and Isabella Wedderburn. Horse frightened at a sweep (1837)

Donkeys, cows and horse in field. Little dog Fanny, barking at horse (Oct. 1837)

Caley Hall, Yorkshire with Stag Hunters Returning Home (c. 1818)

A Figure and a Dog on a Beach

A Girl with her Little Sister and a Dog in a Landscape (1836)

Three Small Children and a Large Dog

Landscape with a Cottage Next to a Tower - Distant Mountains, Cattle and Figures (c. 1780)

Landscape with a Bridge over a River and a Castle on a Hill Beyond - In the Foreground, Cattle and Figures (1784)

The Facade of Abbotsford, the Home of Sir Walter Scott, seen through the Entrance Gate. Study for the Engraving to Lockhart's 'Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott' (1832)

Marco dated 1897 (1897)

Basco dated 1886 (1886)

Huntsman (1789)

Dogs

The Marquis at home. Plate 2. Tipperary "Killing no murder". From Moore's Tally ho! To the sports: a set of 4 sporting prints.

Dog and cart (1880-1898)

Tableau de Paris. Place des Victoires, le grimacier et le charlatan, le menus-peuple, filles, soldats, un forte de la Halle (1831)

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Scene of the Encampments in Hyde Park during the Gordon Riots (1780)

The River (c. 1805)

The Vagrants (1871)

A View of the Church at Ange Gardien, Cape Torment, and Part of the Isle of Orleans (1781)

Somewhere near Charlesbourg, Looking toward Quebec (1828)

Moose "Run Down" (c. 1838-1846)

Halifax, Nova Scotia (c. 1820)

A Dog Brigade (1899)

A View near Point Levy opposite Quebec with an Indian Encampment, Taken in 1788 (1788)

The Citadel of Quebec from the Ice (1831)

Huron Indians Leaving their Residence near Amherstburg, Upper Canada, on a Hunting Excursion (c. 1825-1834)

Study for the watercolour 'Faithful Friends' (Circa 1869)

End of an otter hunt and otter speared (c.1844)

Dragon-shaped sleigh on ice (1658)

Foxhunting scene: 'Going out of kennel' (c.1809 - 1819)

Soldier, leaving a tavern, confronted by an officer