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Towner Eastbourne

art museum in Eastbourne, Sussex, England, United Kingdom

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66 paintings

  • The Music Party
    The Music Party
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1725 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Self Portrait in Character
    Self Portrait in Character
    John Hamilton Mortimer
    c. 1775–1778 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Coast Scene with Approaching Storm
    Coast Scene with Approaching Storm
    Thomas Jones
    1771 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Reverend Henry Lushington, DD
    Reverend Henry Lushington, DD
    John Hamilton Mortimer
    1777 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Mary, Second Wife of Reverend Henry Lushington, DD
    Mary, Second Wife of Reverend Henry Lushington, DD
    John Hamilton Mortimer
    1777 · Towner Eastbourne
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Joseph Wright of Derby
    c. 1785 · Towner Eastbourne
  • View of Martello Towers near Bexhill, Looking towards Beachy Head, East Sussex
    View of Martello Towers near Bexhill, Looking towards Beachy Head, East Sussex
    John Frederick Tennant
    1835 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Scottish Child and Dog
    Scottish Child and Dog
    William John Newton
    1839 · Towner Eastbourne
  • The Temple of Theseus
    The Temple of Theseus
    William James Müller
    1839 · Towner Eastbourne
  • The Blacksmiths
    The Blacksmiths
    John Frederick Herring, Sr.
    1842 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Gypsy Encampment
    Gypsy Encampment
    Frederick Goodall
    1848 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Cattle and Sheep
    Cattle and Sheep
    Thomas Sidney Cooper
    1850 · Towner Eastbourne
  • The Bird Trap
    The Bird Trap
    Henry Dawson
    1851 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Man's Head
    Man's Head
    Lawrence Alma-Tadema
    c. 1858 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Cattle and Ducks
    Cattle and Ducks
    John Frederick Herring, Sr.
    1859 · Towner Eastbourne
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