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Bolling Hall Museum

Grade I listed historic house museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom

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12 paintings

  • Captain Wood of Bolling Hall (1731–1782)
    Captain Wood of Bolling Hall (1731–1782)
    Dominic Serres
    1770 · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Maria of Moulines (from 'A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy' by Laurence Stern)
    Maria of Moulines (from 'A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy' by Laurence Stern)
    Angelica Kauffmann
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Flower Piece
    Flower Piece
    Jacobus Linthorst
    1806 · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Classical Landscape with a Woman Standing
    Classical Landscape with a Woman Standing
    Jan Frans van Bloemen
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Classical Landscape with a Man Standing
    Classical Landscape with a Man Standing
    Jan Frans van Bloemen
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Children of the Howard Family
    Children of the Howard Family
    Godfrey Kneller
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • The Countess of Dorchester (?)
    The Countess of Dorchester (?)
    Peter Lely
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Landscape with Figures and Cattle
    Landscape with Figures and Cattle
    Manner of Philip James de Loutherbourg
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Sir William Wentworth (b.c.1656)
    Sir William Wentworth (b.c.1656)
    William Verelst
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Italian Lake Scene
    Italian Lake Scene
    Richard Wilson
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Gamekeeper and Cook
    Gamekeeper and Cook
    David Wilkie
    · Bolling Hall Museum
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    Richard Wilson
    · Bolling Hall Museum
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