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Guildford House

house in Guildford, Surrey, England, UK

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16 paintings

Those without a public image are listed last

  • Micoc and Tootac
    Micoc and Tootac
    John Russell
    1769 · Guildford House
  • Portrait of a Lady with Her Child
    Portrait of a Lady with Her Child
    John Russell
    1798 · Guildford House
  • Portrait of an Unknown Mayor (1810–1820)
    Portrait of an Unknown Mayor (1810–1820)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1810 · Guildford House
  • Samuel Russell, Mayor of Guildford
    Samuel Russell, Mayor of Guildford
    William Russell
    1805 · Guildford House
  • Abbot's Hospital, High Street
    Abbot's Hospital, High Street
    Unknown artist
    c. 1840 · Guildford House
  • Old Guildford
    Old Guildford
    Henry Pether
    1849 · Guildford House
  • Guildford High Street, Surrey
    Guildford High Street, Surrey
    Thomas Boughton
    c. 1856–1858 · Guildford House
  • A Lane at Albury, Surrey
    A Lane at Albury, Surrey
    Charles Henry Passey
    c. 1880 · Guildford House
  • The Weald of Surrey
    The Weald of Surrey
    Walter Wallor Caffyn
    1887 · Guildford House
  • Landscape towards Peaslake, Surrey
    Landscape towards Peaslake, Surrey
    William Hyde
    c. 1900 · Guildford House
  • The Fletcher Children
    The Fletcher Children
    Samuel Laurence
    c. 1850 · Guildford House
  • The Time of Wild Roses
    The Time of Wild Roses
    Edward Wilkins Waite
    c. 1900 · Guildford House
  • St Mary's, Guildford
    St Mary's, Guildford
    Henry Pether
    · Guildford House
  • Madonna and Child (after Sandro Botticelli)
    Madonna and Child (after Sandro Botticelli)
    Christiana Herringham
    c. 1900 · Guildford House
  • TImage under copyright
    The Mill, Guildford
    Unknown artist
    1886 · Guildford House
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