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Portrait of E.M. Ward, RA (1816-1879)

George Richmond
1839
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A Field near Margate

George Richmond
1850
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Portrait of Henry Walter. Verso: Profile of a Woman

George Richmond
1829
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The Creation of Light

George Richmond
1826

Study for ‘Christ and the Woman of Samaria’

George Richmond
1827 or 1828
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Elijah and the Angel

George Richmond
1824 or 1825
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Abel the Shepherd

George Richmond
1825

The Shepherd

George Richmond
1827
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The Fatal Bellman (‘The Robber’)

George Richmond
1827
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Christ and the Woman of Samaria

George Richmond
1828

Fettered Nude Figure Reclining by a Rock

Attributed to George Richmond
c.1825

Tracing of Title-Page of Blake’s ‘Book of Job’

Attributed to George Richmond
?c.1826
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