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Haworth Art Gallery

art gallery, museum and park in Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

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54 paintings

  • The Tempest (Storm off the Coast)
    The Tempest (Storm off the Coast)
    Joseph Vernet
    1754 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • A Village School
    A Village School
    Thomas Webster
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • My Ladye's Palfrey
    My Ladye's Palfrey
    John Frederick Herring, Sr.
    1849 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Harvest Time
    Harvest Time
    William Shayer
    1855 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • The Laundress
    The Laundress
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1858 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Shire Horses
    Shire Horses
    James Weaver Tattersall
    1896 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Cottage Hospitality
    Cottage Hospitality
    William Collins
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Canterbury Meadows, Evening
    Canterbury Meadows, Evening
    Thomas Sidney Cooper
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • View in Stour Valley with Cow
    View in Stour Valley with Cow
    Thomas Sidney Cooper
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • View in Stour Valley with Two Cows
    View in Stour Valley with Two Cows
    Thomas Sidney Cooper
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • View of Manchester
    View of Manchester
    Thomas Creswick
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Portrait of an Auburn-Haired Woman
    Portrait of an Auburn-Haired Woman
    Georges Croegaert
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a Flaxen-Haired Woman
    Portrait of a Flaxen-Haired Woman
    Georges Croegaert
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • The Ox Driver
    The Ox Driver
    Charles Coleman
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Cottagers
    Cottagers
    John Henry Dell
    · Haworth Art Gallery
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