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Turner's Water-Colours at Farnley Hall

VIGNETTES, &c.

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162. Pedigree.

163. Frontispiece to Poets. “Three Poets in three different Kingdoms born.” 79/16” × 59/16".

164. Greek Scene: “’Tis Greece, but living Greece no more."—Byron’s Giaour. 7½” × 5½".

165. Norham Castle, 7½” × 5½". (Plate XXVI.)

166. Melrose: Moonlight. 711/16” × 5¼".

167. Glenartney:

“Here, ’twixt rock and river, grew A dismal grove of sable hue.” Scott’s Rokeby. 713/16” × 5½".

168. Lalla Rookh. 7½” × 5½".

169. Pyramids. Frontispiece to Ancient History.

170. Stonehenge. Frontispiece to Modern History.

171. Top of Snuff-box—Grouse, Partridge and Gun.

172. Edward I. The Stone of Scone. 12¼” × 9".

173. A gold coin found at Agincourt. Presented to Walter Fawkes, Esq., by Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward Barnes, 1823. 12¼” × 9½".

174. Reformation. 13” × 8¼".

175. Charles I. 9” × 6¾".

176. Banners of the Parliamentarians. 8¼” × 6⅝".

177. First Period. 11½” × 7¾".

178. Second Period. 11½” × 7¾".

179. Third Period. 12” × 8¼".

180. Fourth Period. 12¼” × 8¼".

181. Oliver Cromwell. 11½” × 8¼".

182. Richard Cromwell. 12” × 8¼".

183. Revolution, 1688. 7¾” × 6½".

184. Fairfaxiana. 9½” × 6".

185. Fairfax’s Chair, Sword and Mace. 8½” × 6½".

186. Fairfax’s Helmet, Sword and Drum. 11½” × 7½".

187. Fairfax’s Cabinet. 11” × 14".

188. Cause and Effect. 11½” × 7½".

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