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The Guildhall

guildhall in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, UK

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11 paintings

  • John Seymour (1628–1675), 4th Duke of Somerset
    John Seymour (1628–1675), 4th Duke of Somerset
    Peter Lely
    1675 · The Guildhall
  • Seth Ward (1617–1689), Bishop of Salisbury (1677–1698), Founder of the Matrons' College
    Seth Ward (1617–1689), Bishop of Salisbury (1677–1698), Founder of the Matrons' College
    John Greenhill
    · The Guildhall
  • Sir Robert Eyre (1666–1735), Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
    Sir Robert Eyre (1666–1735), Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
    John Riley
    · The Guildhall
  • Sir Samuel Eyre (c.1638–1698), Justice of the King's Bench
    Sir Samuel Eyre (c.1638–1698), Justice of the King's Bench
    John Riley
    · The Guildhall
  • William Chiffinch (c.1602–1691), Master of the Wardrobe to Charles II
    William Chiffinch (c.1602–1691), Master of the Wardrobe to Charles II
    John Riley
    · The Guildhall
  • Francis Swanton
    Francis Swanton
    Attributed to Joseph Highmore
    1712–1724 · The Guildhall
  • Thomas Chubb of Salisbury (1679–1747)
    Thomas Chubb of Salisbury (1679–1747)
    George Beare
    1747 · The Guildhall
  • Sir Giles Eyre (c.1635–1695), Judge
    Sir Giles Eyre (c.1635–1695), Judge
    Enoch Seeman
    · The Guildhall
  • The Right Honourable Henry Fawcett (1833–1882), MP
    The Right Honourable Henry Fawcett (1833–1882), MP
    Ferdinand Trösch
    1884 · The Guildhall
  • William Pleydell-Bouverie (1841–1900), Viscount Folkestone
    William Pleydell-Bouverie (1841–1900), Viscount Folkestone
    Lajos Bruck
    1888 · The Guildhall
  • The Right Honourable Helen Matilda (d.1929), Viscountess Folkestone
    The Right Honourable Helen Matilda (d.1929), Viscountess Folkestone
    Lajos Bruck
    1888 · The Guildhall
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