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Henry Harris Lines

English landscape artist and archaeologist (1800-1889)

Born in Birmingham. Died in Worcester.

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A life in paintings

Born 18006 dated paintingsDied 1889

11 works

  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Henry Harris Lines
    1856 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • A Mill at Rowsley, Derbyshire
    A Mill at Rowsley, Derbyshire
    Henry Harris Lines
    1867 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • The British Camp and Herefordshire Beacon
    The British Camp and Herefordshire Beacon
    Henry Harris Lines
    1872 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • In Wharfedale, North Yorkshire
    In Wharfedale, North Yorkshire
    Henry Harris Lines
    1873 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Dent Mill, Yorkshire
    Dent Mill, Yorkshire
    Henry Harris Lines
    1874 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Bryngoleu Llanfairfechan
    Bryngoleu Llanfairfechan
    Henry Harris Lines
    1878 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • On the Heath at Old Storridge, Worcestershire
    On the Heath at Old Storridge, Worcestershire
    Henry Harris Lines
    · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Henry Harris Lines
    · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Banks of the Teme, Worcestershire
    Banks of the Teme, Worcestershire
    Henry Harris Lines
    · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Roman Steps near Barmouth
    The Roman Steps near Barmouth
    Henry Harris Lines
    · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Route of St Gotthard, Göschenen
    Route of St Gotthard, Göschenen
    Henry Harris Lines
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
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