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Robert Gordon University

university in Aberdeen City, Scotland, UK

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12 paintings

  • Untitled
    Untitled
    Robert Brough
    1892 · Robert Gordon University
  • Boy with Apples
    Boy with Apples
    Fra Galgario
    · Robert Gordon University
  • Jacob Bell (1810–1859), Founder of the Pharmaceutical Society, President (1856–1859)
    Jacob Bell (1810–1859), Founder of the Pharmaceutical Society, President (1856–1859)
    Edwin Landseer
    · Robert Gordon University
  • A Shipwreck off the Pier at Aberdeen
    A Shipwreck off the Pier at Aberdeen
    John Clinton Ogilvie
    · Robert Gordon University
  • The 'City of Quebec'
    The 'City of Quebec'
    Arthur Smith
    · Robert Gordon University
  • The Dwarf Francisco Lezcano
    The Dwarf Francisco Lezcano
    Diego Velázquez
    · Robert Gordon University
  • Infanta Margarita
    Infanta Margarita
    After Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo
    17th century · Robert Gordon University
  • Portrait of an Elder Nobleman
    Portrait of an Elder Nobleman
    El Greco
    · Robert Gordon University
  • Las hilanderas (The spinners), or The Fable of Arachne (detail) (copy after Diego Velázquez)
    Las hilanderas (The spinners), or The Fable of Arachne (detail) (copy after Diego Velázquez)
    John Phillip
    · Robert Gordon University
  • Clio
    Clio
    William Etty
    · Robert Gordon University
  • The 'Pharos'
    The 'Pharos'
    Arthur Smith
    · Robert Gordon University
  • Untitled
    Untitled
    William Orpen
    · Robert Gordon University
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