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Campbeltown Library and Museum

museum in Argyll and Bute, Scotland, United Kingdom

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12 paintings

  • Portrait of an Unknown Man
    Portrait of an Unknown Man
    William Bright Morris
    1874 · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • A Westerly Gale, Machrahanish
    A Westerly Gale, Machrahanish
    William McTaggart
    1897 · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • Fishing Boats at Port Righ, Carradale
    Fishing Boats at Port Righ, Carradale
    John Campbell Mitchell
    1898 · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • Dressing the Doll
    Dressing the Doll
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • The Woodcutters, Buckhurst Park, Surrey
    The Woodcutters, Buckhurst Park, Surrey
    Richard Beavis
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • Brig 'Princess Elizabeth' (copy of a 1796 original)
    Brig 'Princess Elizabeth' (copy of a 1796 original)
    William Clark
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • When the Kye Comes Hame
    When the Kye Comes Hame
    William McTaggart
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • On the Kintyre Hills
    On the Kintyre Hills
    John Campbell Mitchell
    c. 1904 · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • James McAllister Hall (?)
    James McAllister Hall (?)
    James Peel
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • HMS Revenue Cutter 'Wickham'
    HMS Revenue Cutter 'Wickham'
    Robert Salmon
    c. 1825 · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • Over the Sea to Skye
    Over the Sea to Skye
    Peter MacGregor Wilson
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • The Gypsies' Hamlet, Suffolk
    The Gypsies' Hamlet, Suffolk
    Edward Arthur Walton
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
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