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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1836 – 1928Wikidata

Samuel Lawson Booth

British painter (1836–1928)

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Born 18366 dated paintingsDied 1928

15 works

  • Conway Castle
    Conway Castle
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1900 · The Atkinson
  • Windermere, Cumbria
    Windermere, Cumbria
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1900 · The Atkinson
  • Ty Croes, near Holyhead, Anglesey
    Ty Croes, near Holyhead, Anglesey
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1901 · Gallery Oldham
  • Near Dean Wood, Rivington
    Near Dean Wood, Rivington
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1901 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • Colonel W. C. Gerard
    Colonel W. C. Gerard
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1904 · Wigan Arts and Heritage Service
  • Rivington Lakes
    Rivington Lakes
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    1907 · Astley Hall
  • Plas Mawr, Conway, in the Olden Days
    Plas Mawr, Conway, in the Olden Days
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
    Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Castle of Chillon, Switzerland
    Castle of Chillon, Switzerland
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
  • The Langdale Pikes, Cumbria
    The Langdale Pikes, Cumbria
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
  • Campo Santa, Conway
    Campo Santa, Conway
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
  • Samuel Laycock
    Samuel Laycock
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · Grundy Art Gallery
  • Resurrection
    Resurrection
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · The Atkinson
  • The Holy City
    The Holy City
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · The Atkinson
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Samuel Lawson Booth
    · The Atkinson
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