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The Box

art museum and history museum in Devon, England, United Kingdom

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290 paintings

  • A Fish Sale on a Cornish Beach
    A Fish Sale on a Cornish Beach
    Stanhope Forbes
    1885 · The Box
  • The Maid of Saragossa
    The Maid of Saragossa
    Benjamin Haydon
    · The Box
  • A Row Galley on Fire
    A Row Galley on Fire
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    · The Box
  • Plymouth in 1666
    Plymouth in 1666
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    c. 1670 · The Box
  • Portrait of Catherine von Lowe
    Portrait of Catherine von Lowe
    Maarten van Heemskerck and manner of Maarten van Heemskerck
    · The Box
  • Admiral Sir John Hawkins (1532–1595)
    Admiral Sir John Hawkins (1532–1595)
    Hieronimo Custodis
    1591 · The Box
  • The Elector Johann Friederich of Saxony and the WIttenberg Reformers
    The Elector Johann Friederich of Saxony and the WIttenberg Reformers
    Lucas Cranach the Younger
    c. 1640 · The Box
  • View of Plymouth
    View of Plymouth
    Hendrick Danckerts
    1675 · The Box
  • Plymouth from Cattedown
    Plymouth from Cattedown
    Unknown artist
    c. 1690 · The Box
  • William Savery of Slade
    William Savery of Slade
    Marcellus Laroon
    1690 · The Box
  • A Musical Conversation
    A Musical Conversation
    Caspar Netscher
    · The Box
  • View of Mount Edgcumbe
    View of Mount Edgcumbe
    Gerard Edema
    · The Box
  • View of Mount Wise
    View of Mount Wise
    Gerard Edema
    · The Box
  • Mary Trelawney
    Mary Trelawney
    Unknown artist
    c. 1734 · The Box
  • Alderman William Cock
    Alderman William Cock
    Jacques Bisson
    1733 · The Box
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