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Bangor University

Welsh institute of higher education

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104 paintings

  • Rural Scene of Hay Cart Crossing Bridge
    Rural Scene of Hay Cart Crossing Bridge
    Henry Williams
    1829 · Bangor University
  • Caerhun on the Conway
    Caerhun on the Conway
    William Davis
    c. 1865 · Bangor University
  • Cwm Silyn
    Cwm Silyn
    Frederick William Hayes
    c. 1880–1884 · Bangor University
  • The Upper Pool, Chesterfield Road
    The Upper Pool, Chesterfield Road
    Frederick William Hayes
    1877 · Bangor University
  • The Tumult in the House of Commons, 2nd March 1629
    The Tumult in the House of Commons, 2nd March 1629
    Andrew Carrick Gow
    1877 · Bangor University
  • Beech, Talysarn
    Beech, Talysarn
    Frederick William Hayes
    1878–1880 · Bangor University
  • River Scene
    River Scene
    Frederick William Hayes
    c. 1883 · Bangor University
  • Dead Birch
    Dead Birch
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1883 · Bangor University
  • Lake and Mountains
    Lake and Mountains
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1885 · Bangor University
  • Conway – Boats
    Conway – Boats
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1883 · Bangor University
  • Criccieth
    Criccieth
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880 · Bangor University
  • Cardigan Bay
    Cardigan Bay
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1883 · Bangor University
  • Porth Arw
    Porth Arw
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1885 · Bangor University
  • In the Colwyn
    In the Colwyn
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1883 · Bangor University
  • Llyniau Nantlle
    Llyniau Nantlle
    Frederick William Hayes
    1880–1883 · Bangor University
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