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Merchant Adventurers' Hall

Grade I listed building and museum in York, North Yorkshire, England, UK

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28 paintings

  • William Robinson
    William Robinson
    Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
    c. 1590 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • William Wooller
    William Wooller
    Unknown artist
    c. 1590 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Chaplain of the Company
    Chaplain of the Company
    Unknown artist
    1600–1650 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Portrait of an Unknown Man
    Portrait of an Unknown Man
    Unknown artist
    c. 1610 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • William Hart
    William Hart
    Unknown artist
    c. 1620 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Stephen Watson
    Stephen Watson
    Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen
    c. 1646 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Sir Henry Thomson, Kt
    Sir Henry Thomson, Kt
    Unknown artist
    c. 1663 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Michael Barstow
    Michael Barstow
    Unknown artist
    c. 1694 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Henry Thomson, MP
    Henry Thomson, MP
    Unknown artist
    1699–1700 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Queen Henrietta Maria
    Queen Henrietta Maria
    Anthony van Dyck
    · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • William Garforth
    William Garforth
    Charles Jervas
    c. 1720 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • King George I
    King George I
    Thomas Murray
    c. 1722 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • John Stow
    John Stow
    Christopher Steele
    c. 1760 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Catherine Ellen Stowe
    Catherine Ellen Stowe
    Christopher Steele
    c. 1760 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • Old Ouse Bridge, York
    Old Ouse Bridge, York
    Joseph Farington
    1784 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
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