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Gold Wall Art & Prints
112,513–112,560 of 144,514 gold works · most celebrated first
A village seen over a ploughed field
Tal-y-Llyn, with Cader Idris in the background
Rostherne Church, Cheshire
Carisbrooke Castle, Isle of Wight
View of the Sea Castle (Sidon)
Near Snape Mill
Sandal Bedesteni, or Silk Bazaar
Landscape, evening effect
Addoldy-y-Bedyddwyr, Glyndyfrdwy, Merionethshire
Watercolour, copy after the Baptism of Christ, Domenico Ghirlandaio in the Tornabuoni Chapel, Santa Maria Novella (Florence)
Landscape with church
Penrice Village, Gower, Glamorganshire
The Amiable Guinea-pig
Ruines dune fontaine près dAlger
Colosses de memnon a gourna (thébes)
St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
Village Children, Mongesty
Cornfield with loaded wagons, near Lincoln
Jerusalem
Landscape with Bakehouse
Priory Gateway, Great Malvern
Omer Pacha
View down the Flags, Runswick Bay
The Exterior of Drury Lane Theatre
Landscape with river
Silk Mills built in 1790, Malmesbury
St.George's Church, Hatford
Lohani Caravan
View of the Old Fort, Calcutta
Mill Street Lock, Kidderminster
Scene at Algeciras
At Meydani, or the Hippodrome, Istanbul![Looking towards Leanders Tower and the Sultans New Palace [Dolmabahçe] From Scutari, by Michael Anthony Shrapnel Biddulph, 1855](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/michael-anthony-shrapnel-biddulph--looking-towards-leanders-tower-and-the-sultans-new-palace-do--77513ba4e146ed32-w320.webp)
Looking towards Leanders Tower and the Sultans New Palace [Dolmabahçe] From Scutari
The Serpentine
Cows on a River's Edge
Sty Head Tarn, Borrowdale
A Cook
Turville from the Churchyard
Satan arousing the rebel angels
Study of a Marsh Gentian (<i>Gentiana pneumonanthe</i>)
A Boat in Harbour
Copy after The Ordination of St Lawrence, Fra Angelico in the Niccoline Chapel (Vatican, Rome)
The village choir, the church interior
Corrie, Isle of Arran
Crambe Beck Bridge, near Kirkham, Yorkshire. Formerly called 'Chirk Aqueduct'.
Untitled
A Cornfield
Copy of a detail of the Ghent Altarpiece, Adoration of the Lamb, by Hubert and Jan van Eyck in the church of St Bavon, Ghent.