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Low Parks Museum

museum in Hamilton, Scotland, United Kingdom

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36 paintings

  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Samuel Bough
    · Low Parks Museum
  • Mr and Mrs Cassells
    Mr and Mrs Cassells
    Thomas Fairbairn
    1857 · Low Parks Museum
  • Sunshine after Rain
    Sunshine after Rain
    Peter Graham
    1874 · Low Parks Museum
  • The Avenue, Neilsland
    The Avenue, Neilsland
    William Glover
    1877–1887 · Low Parks Museum
  • Meikle Earnock Village
    Meikle Earnock Village
    William Glover
    1877 · Low Parks Museum
  • Meikle Burn
    Meikle Burn
    Thomas Fairbairn
    1880 · Low Parks Museum
  • Shepherd and Sheep
    Shepherd and Sheep
    Hugh Cameron
    1882 · Low Parks Museum
  • Feeding Time
    Feeding Time
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1885 · Low Parks Museum
  • The Watch Tree, Cadzow Forest
    The Watch Tree, Cadzow Forest
    George Sweet
    1887 · Low Parks Museum
  • Colours of the 26th
    Colours of the 26th
    James Allanson Cull
    1887 · Low Parks Museum
  • A Time of Leisure
    A Time of Leisure
    Thomas McEwan
    1896 · Low Parks Museum
  • Robert Bennett (1855–1924)
    Robert Bennett (1855–1924)
    David Fulton
    1897 · Low Parks Museum
  • Cadzow Forest
    Cadzow Forest
    George Sweet
    1908 · Low Parks Museum
  • Cadzow Cattle and Oaks
    Cadzow Cattle and Oaks
    George Sweet
    1910 · Low Parks Museum
  • Boss Oak, Cadzow Forest
    Boss Oak, Cadzow Forest
    George Sweet
    1915 · Low Parks Museum
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