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Chester Water-Colours

LIST OF WATER-COLOURS BY E. HARRISON COMPTON

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1.The Cathedral, from North-EastFrontispiece

2.Lectern in the Refectory

3.Watergate Street

4.Watergate Row, South Side

5.Stanley House

6.The Cross

7.Shrewsbury House (The “Bear and Billet”)

8.The Falcon Inn

9.Half-Timbered House in Whitefriars

10.The Abbey Gateway

11.The Pepper Gate

12.Chester Castle and Bridge, from South-West

13.The Canal and Bridge of Sighs

14.The Phœnix Tower (“King Charles’s” Tower)

15.Ruins of St. John’s Church, East End

16.The Cloister Garth, North-East Corner

17.St. Werburgh’s Shrine

18.The Water Tower: Welsh Hills in Distance

19.Dee Mills, Bridge and Weir

20.The Cathedral and St. Werburgh’s StreetOn the Cover

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Lectern in the Refectory.

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Watergate Street.

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Watergate Row, South Side.

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Stanley House.

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The Cross.

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Shrewsbury House (The “Bear and Billet”).

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The Falcon Inn.

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Half-Timbered House in Whitefriars.

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The Abbey Gateway.

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The Pepper Gate.

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Chester Castle and Bridge, From South-West: Salmon-Fishers’ Boats in Foreground.

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The Canal and Bridge of Sighs.

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The Phœnix Tower (King Charles’s Tower).

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Ruins of St. John’s Church, East End.

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The Cloister Garth, North-East Corner.

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St. Werburgh’s Shrine.

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The Water Tower: Welsh Hills in Distance.

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Dee Mills, Bridge and Weir.

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