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Standing shelf (one of a pair)
William Linnell
ca. 1753–54

Study of the artist's son, John
John Linnell
May 1835

Portrait of a mother and child
John Linnell
1823

View of Kensington Gardens, London
John Linnell
1812

[John Linnel]
Eotto's School of Photography
1863

Underriver–The Golden Valley
John Linnell
ca. 1833

Standing shelf (one of a pair)
William Linnell
ca. 1753–54

1860s

1866

Caractacus is Led in Triumph through Rome (from "The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843")

John Linnell the Younger

1847

Illustrations to the Vicar of Wakefield

Oliver Goldsmith

1853

St. Augustine Preaching to Ethelbert and Bertha (from "The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843")

James Thomas Linnell

1847

Queen Eleanor (from "The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843")

John Linnell the Younger

1847

The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843

Edward Armitage

1847