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Town Hall

listed structure in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, England, UK

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18 paintings

  • George I (1660–1727)
    George I (1660–1727)
    Workshop of Godfrey Kneller
    18th century · Town Hall
  • The River Wye near Bridge End
    The River Wye near Bridge End
    William E. Harris
    1880 · Town Hall
  • Landscape with a River
    Landscape with a River
    William E. Harris
    1881 · Town Hall
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Gustave de Breanski
    1885 · Town Hall
  • William Laud (1573–1645), Archbishop of Canterbury
    William Laud (1573–1645), Archbishop of Canterbury
    Anthony van Dyck
    · Town Hall
  • Travellers Resting in a Mountainous Landscape
    Travellers Resting in a Mountainous Landscape
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Hunting by the River
    Hunting by the River
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Fox Hunting with Mounted Riders in the Foreground
    Fox Hunting with Mounted Riders in the Foreground
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Trees on a Cliff Face
    Trees on a Cliff Face
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Landscape with a Man and a Dog
    Landscape with a Man and a Dog
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Coursing Hares
    Coursing Hares
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Hunting in the Woods
    Hunting in the Woods
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Stag Hunting
    Stag Hunting
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Fishing Scene
    Fishing Scene
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
  • Landscape with a Waterfall
    Landscape with a Waterfall
    Robert Robinson
    · Town Hall
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