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130 paintings

  • Coalbrookdale by Night
    Coalbrookdale by Night
    Philip James de Loutherbourg
    1801 · Science Museum
  • The Munitions Girls
    The Munitions Girls
    Stanhope Forbes
    1918 · Science Museum
  • PSS Great Eastern
    PSS Great Eastern
    Edwin Weedon
    c. 1855–1865 · Science Museum
  • PSS Great Eastern
    PSS Great Eastern
    Edwin Weedon
    1860 · Science Museum
  • Pan Pursuing Syrinx
    Pan Pursuing Syrinx
    Unknown artist
    1550–1600 · Science Museum
  • Man Holding a Watch
    Man Holding a Watch
    Maso da San Friano
    1558–1560 · Science Museum
  • George Graham (1673–1751)
    George Graham (1673–1751)
    Thomas Hudson
    1740–1749 · Science Museum
  • HMS 'Victory'
    HMS 'Victory'
    Unknown artist
    1744 · Science Museum
  • HMS 'Victory'
    HMS 'Victory'
    Unknown artist
    1744 · Science Museum
  • HMS 'Berwick'
    HMS 'Berwick'
    Unknown artist
    1747 · Science Museum
  • HMS 'Berwick'
    HMS 'Berwick'
    Unknown artist
    1747 · Science Museum
  • John Kay of Bury (1704–1781/1782)
    John Kay of Bury (1704–1781/1782)
    Unknown artist
    1750–1759 · Science Museum
  • Saint Florian
    Saint Florian
    Unknown artist
    1751–1800 · Science Museum
  • Portrait of Unknown Medical Gentleman (previously Dr William Hunter)
    Portrait of Unknown Medical Gentleman (previously Dr William Hunter)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1770 · Science Museum
  • John Harrison (1693–1776)
    John Harrison (1693–1776)
    Thomas King
    1767 · Science Museum
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