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Blake Museum

museum in Bridgwater, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

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14 paintings

  • Francis Brooking (d.1718), Wife of William Sealy
    Francis Brooking (d.1718), Wife of William Sealy
    Unknown artist
    c. 1660 · Blake Museum
  • Mary Alford, née Standfast (c.1711–1763)
    Mary Alford, née Standfast (c.1711–1763)
    Joseph Highmore
    1735 · Blake Museum
  • A Member of the Force Family
    A Member of the Force Family
    Unknown artist
    1810–1820 · Blake Museum
  • Admiral Robert Blake (1598–1657) (after Adriaen Hanneman)
    Admiral Robert Blake (1598–1657) (after Adriaen Hanneman)
    William Baker
    1862 · Blake Museum
  • The Moor
    The Moor
    Arthur Burrington
    1924 · Blake Museum
  • Admiral Robert Blake (1598–1657)
    Admiral Robert Blake (1598–1657)
    Henry Perronet Briggs
    · Blake Museum
  • The Ketch 'Florrie' of Bridgwater, Built in 1892 and Wrecked in 1918
    The Ketch 'Florrie' of Bridgwater, Built in 1892 and Wrecked in 1918
    Thomas Chidgey
    · Blake Museum
  • View of the River Parrett Looking South towards Bridgwater
    View of the River Parrett Looking South towards Bridgwater
    John Chubb
    c. 1800 · Blake Museum
  • The Turnpike Tollgate beside the River Parrett at Bridgwater
    The Turnpike Tollgate beside the River Parrett at Bridgwater
    John Chubb
    c. 1800 · Blake Museum
  • The High Street, Showing the Shambles
    The High Street, Showing the Shambles
    John Chubb
    · Blake Museum
  • Thomas Alford (1703–1777)
    Thomas Alford (1703–1777)
    Joseph Highmore
    18th century · Blake Museum
  • Seascape, Daytime
    Seascape, Daytime
    William Adolphus Knell
    · Blake Museum
  • Seascape at Night
    Seascape at Night
    William Adolphus Knell
    · Blake Museum
  • Irene
    Irene
    Thomas Chidgey
    · Blake Museum
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