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Sudley House

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157 paintings

  • Vanessa
    Vanessa
    John Everett Millais
    1868 · Sudley House
  • The Wreck Buoy
    The Wreck Buoy
    J. M. W. Turner
    c. 1849 · Sudley House
  • Landscape, Hampstead
    Landscape, Hampstead
    John Everett Millais
    c. 1848 · Sudley House
  • An Angel Playing a Flageolet
    An Angel Playing a Flageolet
    Edward Burne-Jones
    1878 · Sudley House
  • Oh, swallow, swallow
    Oh, swallow, swallow
    John Melhuish Strudwick
    1894 · Sudley House
  • At a Reading Desk
    At a Reading Desk
    Frederic Leighton
    1877 · Sudley House
  • Weaving the Wreath
    Weaving the Wreath
    Frederic Leighton
    c. 1872 · Sudley House
  • 'Give us this day our daily bread'
    'Give us this day our daily bread'
    James Clarke Hook
    1866 · Sudley House
  • Flower Piece
    Flower Piece
    Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
    · Sudley House
  • Landscape with Lake Avernus
    Landscape with Lake Avernus
    Richard Wilson
    · Sudley House
  • Elizabeth, Viscountess Folkestone (1711–1782)
    Elizabeth, Viscountess Folkestone (1711–1782)
    Thomas Gainsborough
    c. 1779–1780 · Sudley House
  • Charlotte Bettesworth (c.1755–1841), Mrs John Sargent
    Charlotte Bettesworth (c.1755–1841), Mrs John Sargent
    George Romney
    1778 · Sudley House
  • Mrs Lydia Gostling (1757–1828)
    Mrs Lydia Gostling (1757–1828)
    Joshua Reynolds
    1782 · Sudley House
  • Lake Scene and a Cottage
    Lake Scene and a Cottage
    George Morland
    c. 1790–1795 · Sudley House
  • Mrs Cecilia Lock (1775–1824)
    Mrs Cecilia Lock (1775–1824)
    Thomas Lawrence
    1796–1797 · Sudley House
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