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Guildhall Art Gallery

museum in London, United Kingdom

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580 paintings

  • La Ghirlandata
    La Ghirlandata
    Dante Gabriel Rossetti
    1873 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Woodman's Daughter
    The Woodman's Daughter
    John Everett Millais
    1851 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Too Early
    Too Early
    James Tissot
    1873 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Ruby, Gold and Malachite
    Ruby, Gold and Malachite
    Henry Scott Tuke
    1902 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • My First Sermon
    My First Sermon
    John Everett Millais
    1863 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Clytemnestra
    Clytemnestra
    John Collier
    1882 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Boy with a glass and a lute
    Boy with a glass and a lute
    Frans Hals
    1625–1626 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • On the Road from Waterloo to Paris
    On the Road from Waterloo to Paris
    Marcus Stone
    1863 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Music Lesson
    The Music Lesson
    Frederic Leighton
    1877 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Wine Shop
    The Wine Shop
    Lawrence Alma-Tadema
    1869–1874 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Last Evening
    The Last Evening
    James Tissot
    1873 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Old Drury Lane Theatre on fire 1809
    Old Drury Lane Theatre on fire 1809
    Abraham Pether
    1809 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Blackfriars Bridge and St Paul's, London
    Blackfriars Bridge and St Paul's, London
    William Marlow
    c. 1762 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • John Philip Kemble as Coriolanus
    John Philip Kemble as Coriolanus
    Thomas Lawrence
    1798 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Shrimp Boys at Cromer, Norfolk
    Shrimp Boys at Cromer, Norfolk
    William Collins
    1815 · Guildhall Art Gallery
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