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High Life

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1829, exhibited 1831

Houses including the Gildehuis der Vrije Schippers along the Graslei Quay, Ghent, with the Tower of the Sint-Niklaaskerk Beyond; Studies of Pewter Beer Pots

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1825

The First Ear-Ring

Sir David Wilkie
1834–5, exhibited 1835

Yorick and the Grisette

Gilbert Stuart Newton
exhibited 1830

The Last In

William Mulready
1834–5, exhibited 1835

Highland Music

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
?1829, exhibited 1830

Deer and Deer Hounds in a Mountain Torrent (‘The Hunted Stag’)

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
?1832, exhibited 1833
On display at Tate Britain part of Historic and Modern British Art

A Dialogue at Waterloo

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
exhibited 1850

Late at School

Thomas Webster
1834, exhibited 1835

The Rat-Catcher and his Dogs

Thomas Woodward
exhibited 1824

A Scene at Abbotsford

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
exhibited 1827

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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott
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