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Stewartry Museum

local museum in Kirkcudbright, Scotland

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28 paintings

  • Trial of Lady Jane Grey
    Trial of Lady Jane Grey
    John Faed
    1832 · Stewartry Museum
  • John Brown
    John Brown
    William Crabb
    1850 · Stewartry Museum
  • View of Gatehouse of Fleet
    View of Gatehouse of Fleet
    Robert George Kelly
    1852 · Stewartry Museum
  • Robert Christal
    Robert Christal
    William Mouncey
    1875 · Stewartry Museum
  • The Reaper
    The Reaper
    Thomas Faed
    1875 · Stewartry Museum
  • John Copland
    John Copland
    Charles Hodge Mackie
    1883 · Stewartry Museum
  • The Little Seamstress
    The Little Seamstress
    John Faed
    1890 · Stewartry Museum
  • Autumn in the Dee Valley
    Autumn in the Dee Valley
    Malcolm Maclachlan Harper
    1897 · Stewartry Museum
  • Abbey Burnfoot
    Abbey Burnfoot
    John Copland
    1916 · Stewartry Museum
  • On Galloway Hills
    On Galloway Hills
    John Copland
    1918 · Stewartry Museum
  • A Pool on the Grennan
    A Pool on the Grennan
    John Copland
    1922 · Stewartry Museum
  • Kirkcudbright Harbour
    Kirkcudbright Harbour
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Stewartry Museum
  • Mary Hanson
    Mary Hanson
    William Crabb
    · Stewartry Museum
  • Mr & Mrs H. G. Murray-Stewart
    Mr & Mrs H. G. Murray-Stewart
    Alessandro Capalti
    · Stewartry Museum
  • The Light of the Home
    The Light of the Home
    Henry John Dobson
    · Stewartry Museum
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