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Horsham Museum and Art Gallery

museum in Horsham, West Sussex, England, UK

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11 paintings

  • Joseph Marryat, Horsham MP
    Joseph Marryat, Horsham MP
    Unknown artist
    1807–1812 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Reverend George Marshall (1780–1850)
    The Reverend George Marshall (1780–1850)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1820 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • James Davidson
    James Davidson
    Unknown artist
    c. 1830 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Henry Mitchell (1809–1874)
    Henry Mitchell (1809–1874)
    Unknown artist
    1869 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Captain Thomas Honeywood
    Captain Thomas Honeywood
    Robert Wallace Martin
    1869 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Farthing Bridge, Horsham
    Farthing Bridge, Horsham
    Edward Fox
    · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • North Street, Horsham
    North Street, Horsham
    Edward Fox
    · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Ewhurst Gatehouse, East Sussex
    Ewhurst Gatehouse, East Sussex
    George Goodwin Kilburne
    1900–1920 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Charles Eversfield and His Wife
    Charles Eversfield and His Wife
    Godfrey Kneller
    · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • View of a Cottage in a Forest
    View of a Cottage in a Forest
    Unknown artist
    1800–1850 · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Portrait of Sussex gentleman Charles Eversfield and his wife
    Portrait of Sussex gentleman Charles Eversfield and his wife
    Manner of Godfrey Kneller
    · Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
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