Thomas Knipe attributed to Michael Dahl
Half-length portrait; Knipe is turned to the right of the picture; his head is surrounded by a fine wig; he wears black academic robes that fade into the dark background and a white collar. Inscribed:
Dahl, Michael, 1659-1743
Three-quarter length, seated, facing right; he wears red and white music gown, over black suit and hat; he sits on a green chair. There is a candle and a book in the right background.
The Thames at Windsor by Thomas Christopher Hofland
Landscape of the Thames at Windsor in the centre left background is Windsor Castle, framed by trees; its reflections can be seen in the river, which flows towards it, having emerged from the left of the picture; on the bank in the centre are five cows, and to the right there is a man seated upon a fallen tree trunk. The painting is signed in the bottom-right on the trunk of the tree: 'TCH 1816'
Hofland, Thomas Christopher, 1777-1863
The Roman Amphitheatre, Nîmes by Barbara Robinson
Robinson, Barbara, 1928-
The Queen Mary in dry dock by Barbara Robinson
Robinson, Barbara, 1928-
The Portico of Ashburnham House from the Front Court
Pencil and watercolour sketch, showing 'The Portico of Ashburnham House from the Front Court'
The Pest Houses or 'Five Chimnies'
The Pest Houses or "Five Chimnies" formerly situated in Douglas Place near Vauxhall Bridge Road'
The Old Gate House by Sidney Corner
The Old Gate House and Entrance to Dean's Yard prior to its demolition for buildings in Broad Sanctuary
Corner, Sidney
Dyed, painted silk, on a hessian backing. On the left the arms of the Commonwealth: the crosses of St. George and St. Andrew and the Irish harp and in escutcheon a lion rampant guardant for Cromwell. On the right are the quarterings of his wife. Inscribed verso with: 'this ensign was snatched from the bier of the tyrant Oliver Cromwell, when his waxen effigy, adorned with royal state, was being magnificently displayed in the Church of St. Peter, Westminster'.
