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Stourhead

Grade I listed British house and garden in Wiltshire, UK

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12 paintings

  • The Adoration of the Magi (triptych, centre panel)
    The Adoration of the Magi (triptych, centre panel)
    Jan van Dornicke
    c. 1518 · Stourhead
  • The Flight into Egypt (triptych, right wing)
    The Flight into Egypt (triptych, right wing)
    Jan van Dornicke
    c. 1518 · Stourhead
  • The Annunciation (triptych, left wing)
    The Annunciation (triptych, left wing)
    Jan van Dornicke
    c. 1518 · Stourhead
  • Classical Landscape with Figures by a Fountain
    Classical Landscape with Figures by a Fountain
    Andrea Locatelli
    · Stourhead
  • The Marriage of Cupid and Psyche
    The Marriage of Cupid and Psyche
    William Hoare
    c. 1760 · Stourhead
  • Apollo and the Muses on Parnassus (after Raphael)
    Apollo and the Muses on Parnassus (after Raphael)
    Samuel Woodforde
    1804 · Stourhead
  • Temperance with a Bridle (after Raphael)
    Temperance with a Bridle (after Raphael)
    Samuel Woodforde
    1804 · Stourhead
  • The Adoration of the Magi and Shepherds (triptych, centre panel)
    The Adoration of the Magi and Shepherds (triptych, centre panel)
    Jan Provoost
    · Stourhead
  • The Madonna Adoring the Christ Child (triptych, right wing, inside)
    The Madonna Adoring the Christ Child (triptych, right wing, inside)
    Jan Provoost
    · Stourhead
  • Saint John the Baptist (triptych, left wing, outside)
    Saint John the Baptist (triptych, left wing, outside)
    Jan Provoost
    · Stourhead
  • The Annunciation (triptych, left wing, inside)
    The Annunciation (triptych, left wing, inside)
    Jan Provoost
    · Stourhead
  • Saint Margaret (triptych, right wing, outside)
    Saint Margaret (triptych, right wing, outside)
    Jan Provoost
    · Stourhead
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