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The Dick Institute

public library and museum in East Ayrshire, Scotland, UK

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113 paintings

  • An Audience at Agrippa's
    An Audience at Agrippa's
    Lawrence Alma-Tadema
    1876 · The Dick Institute
  • Harvesting
    Harvesting
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    · The Dick Institute
  • Treescape
    Treescape
    Stanislas Lépine
    · The Dick Institute
  • Greek Girls Playing Ball
    Greek Girls Playing Ball
    Frederic Leighton
    c. 1889 · The Dick Institute
  • William Boyd (1705–1746), 4th Earl of Kilmarnock
    William Boyd (1705–1746), 4th Earl of Kilmarnock
    Attributed to Allan Ramsay
    1743 · The Dick Institute
  • Sir James Shaw (1764–1843), Bt
    Sir James Shaw (1764–1843), Bt
    James Tannock
    c. 1817 · The Dick Institute
  • Sir James Shaw
    Sir James Shaw
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • View of Hampstead Heath
    View of Hampstead Heath
    John Constable
    1824 · The Dick Institute
  • Kilmarnock Cross
    Kilmarnock Cross
    David Octavius Hill
    1840 · The Dick Institute
  • The Monopolist
    The Monopolist
    William Mulready
    1843 · The Dick Institute
  • Portrait of an Unknown Sitter with a Book
    Portrait of an Unknown Sitter with a Book
    John Graham Gilbert
    1846 · The Dick Institute
  • Gathering Storm
    Gathering Storm
    John Linnell
    1864 · The Dick Institute
  • Kept in
    Kept in
    Erskine Nicol
    1871 · The Dick Institute
  • Loch Assynt
    Loch Assynt
    Arthur Perigal the younger
    1873 · The Dick Institute
  • Day Dreams
    Day Dreams
    John Everett Millais
    1874 · The Dick Institute
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