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Portrait of a Lady called Countess of Nottingham (c.1547-1603) ()
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Torchlight Tattoo of Robin Hood Rifles, Nottingham Market Place - Claude Thomas Stanfield Moore
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Newstead Abbey, the Monks Wood, Nottinghamshire (Newstead Abbey from the North West)- Arthur Spooner
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View of Nottingham Castle with St Nicholas Church and Houses
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Portrait of a Lady called Countess of Nottingham (c.1547-1603) ()
Artist: Critz, John de the elder (attributed to) - Title: Portrait of a Lady called Countess of Nottingham (c.1547-1603) () - Date: 1600-1605 - Original Medium and Size: Oil on Wood 113.6 x 85.7
16th Century, 17th Century, Countess, Dark Hair, Dress, Female, Figure, John De The Elder Critz, Lady, Nottingham, Oil Painting, Pale, Portait, Ruff, Standing, Woman

Portrait of Rt. Hon. Robert Lowe, Viscount Sherbrook, by Ethel Mortlock
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View of Nottingham from the East - Jan Siberechts (attributed to)
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Nottingham Castle (King Charles I Raising His Standard, 24 August 1642)
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Front View of Wollaton Hall, Nottingham with Horse and Carriage
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The Donkey Drivers aka Near Windsor Forest, by Paul Sandby
Landscape featuring woodland with a road running through the centre of the composition. The road is at its widest point in the foreground and narrows into the distance. To the left middle distance are fairly high trees on a bank with a gate. painting (gouache), 200x260 mm, mount 317x456 mm
Animal, Country Side, Landscape, Nature, Transport, Tree
![Six Figure Studies aka Six figure studies after Lorenzo Ghiberti, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1826] after GHIBERTI Six Figure Studies aka Six figure studies after Lorenzo Ghiberti, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1826] after GHIBERTI](/t/265/figure-studies-aka-figure-studies-lorenzo-5875596.jpg.webp)
Six Figure Studies aka Six figure studies after Lorenzo Ghiberti, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1826] after GHIBERTI
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![Mother Nursing Her Child, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1822] Mother Nursing Her Child, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1822]](/t/265/mother-nursing-child-richard-parkes-bonington-5875592.jpg.webp)
Mother Nursing Her Child, by Richard Parkes Bonington, [1822]
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Portrait of Philip James Bailey, by John Edgar Williams, 1884
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Portrait of Alderman William George Ward, by Sylvanus Redgate
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John Heathcoat Heathcote, Inventor of the Bobbin Net Machine, by Willaim Gush, 1830
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Celadon and Amelia in a storm, by John Wood
Two figures in a stormy landscape. On the left is a young man dressed in a beret style hat, white ruffed neck collar, jacket, belt and breeches, with stockings and shoes. He looks up toward the cloudy black sky, and holds aloft in his right hand a shepherd's crook. He has his left arm around the waist of a young dark haired woman in a full length dress, with short puffed sleeves and low d??©colletage, a sash and shoes. She also looks up at the sky, her hands clasped in front of her, as if in supplication. In the background on the left is a break in the clouds, with, below the figures, trees and a town.
Illustrates part of "The Seasons" by James Thomson - "Summer", published in 1727.
"... Young Celedon
And his Amelia were a matchless pair,
With equal virtue formed and equal grace,
The same, distinguished by their sex alone:
Hers the mild lustre of the blooming morn,
And his the radiance of the risen day."
Unfortunately, as they wander through the woods, Amelia is struck by lightning and dies: "not always on the guilty head descends the fatal flash"
© Nottingham City Museums and Galleries

Two racehorses with grooms and hounds in the park at Newstead Abbey, by Peter Tillemans, 1724
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Lord Howard of Effingham (1536-1624), 1st Earl of Nottingham - Daniel Mytens (studio of)
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