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Chelsea Library

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13 paintings

  • The White House at Chelsea
    The White House at Chelsea
    Thomas Girtin
    · Chelsea Library
  • Cheyne Walk, 'The Cricketers' to the Old Church
    Cheyne Walk, 'The Cricketers' to the Old Church
    Henry Greaves
    1857 · Chelsea Library
  • Cheyne Walk (showing the corner of Lawrence Street)
    Cheyne Walk (showing the corner of Lawrence Street)
    Henry Greaves
    1860 · Chelsea Library
  • Alexander Livingstone
    Alexander Livingstone
    Unknown artist
    1872 · Chelsea Library
  • Chelsea Church
    Chelsea Church
    Charles Edward Holloway
    1872 · Chelsea Library
  • Cheyne Walk
    Cheyne Walk
    James Webb
    1887 · Chelsea Library
  • John Birnie Philip's Studio, Manresa Road
    John Birnie Philip's Studio, Manresa Road
    James Digman Wingfield
    · Chelsea Library
  • John Birnie Philip's Studio, Manresa Road
    John Birnie Philip's Studio, Manresa Road
    James Digman Wingfield
    · Chelsea Library
  • Old Trees in the Garden at Merton Villa
    Old Trees in the Garden at Merton Villa
    Beatrice Whistler
    · Chelsea Library
  • The Woodman
    The Woodman
    Thomas Barker
    · Chelsea Library
  • Catherine Livingston
    Catherine Livingston
    Edward Poynter
    · Chelsea Library
  • Margaret Livingston
    Margaret Livingston
    Edward Poynter
    · Chelsea Library
  • At Low Tide
    At Low Tide
    Paul Maitland
    · Chelsea Library
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