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Paxton House

country house museum in Berwickshire, United Kingdom

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42 paintings

  • George Home (d.1611), 1st Earl of Dunbar
    George Home (d.1611), 1st Earl of Dunbar
    Unknown artist
    1610 · Paxton House
  • Lady Grisell Baillie (1665–1746)
    Lady Grisell Baillie (1665–1746)
    John Scougal
    1689 · Paxton House
  • Alexander Home of Jardinfield
    Alexander Home of Jardinfield
    Allan Ramsay
    1732 · Paxton House
  • Alexander Hume-Campbell (1675–1740), 2nd Earl of Marchmont
    Alexander Hume-Campbell (1675–1740), 2nd Earl of Marchmont
    William Aikman
    · Paxton House
  • Patrick Home
    Patrick Home
    Cosmo Alexander
    1757 · Paxton House
  • Patrick Home of Wedderburn
    Patrick Home of Wedderburn
    Joshua Reynolds
    c. 1789 · Paxton House
  • Jean Home of Wedderburn
    Jean Home of Wedderburn
    David Martin
    · Paxton House
  • Margaret Home (d.1751), Lady Billie
    Margaret Home (d.1751), Lady Billie
    David Martin
    · Paxton House
  • Reverend George Home of Gunsgreen (1749–1836)
    Reverend George Home of Gunsgreen (1749–1836)
    William Shiels
    1814 · Paxton House
  • David Milne, Senior (1734–1818)
    David Milne, Senior (1734–1818)
    Henry Raeburn
    1815 · Paxton House
  • A Hound in a Landscape
    A Hound in a Landscape
    James Howe
    1815 · Paxton House
  • Admiral Sir David Milne (1763–1845)
    Admiral Sir David Milne (1763–1845)
    Henry Raeburn
    1816–1818 · Paxton House
  • The Union Chain Bridge
    The Union Chain Bridge
    Alexander Nasmyth
    1820 · Paxton House
  • William Foreman Home
    William Foreman Home
    John Watson Gordon
    1851 · Paxton House
  • David Milne Home (1805–1890)
    David Milne Home (1805–1890)
    Charles Augustus Henry Lutyens
    1870 · Paxton House
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