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THE LANDING OF AENEAS AT PALANTEUM by Claude Lorrain completed in 1675

METTINGHAM CASTLE by Gainsborough (1727-88), exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1781

THE CAPTURE OF MARTINIQUE by Dominic Serres at Ickworth, signed 1766

ROCKY COAST WITH FISHING BOATS by the C19th. English School

A painting of the BATTLE OF THE SAINTS, 6.30PM by Thomas Luny (1759-1837)

CHELSEA FROM THE THAMES by Antonio Canaletto (1697-1768).It is the left half of a view painted 1746-48,showing the greenhouse of the Physic Garden on the left and part of the Chelsea hospital on the right. Credit Line :

SHIPPING IN A CALM by Willem van der Velde the younger (1633-1707) from the Corridor at Polesden Lacey

RIVER SCENE by Salomon van Ruysdael (1600-70) from the North Gallery at Petworth House (Dec 1992)

A RIVER SCENE WITH FERRYBOAT by Salomon van Ruysdael (1600/3-1670) from the Corridor at Polesden Lacey

THE CAPTURE OF THE `NUESTRA SENORA DE CABADONGA' by John Clevely (fl. 1726-77)

A painting of THE SITUATION OF THE SANDWICH WHEN ATTACKED BY THE FRENCH ADMIRAL AND HIS SECONDS, 17TH APRIL 1780 by Thomas Luny (1759-1837) in the Dining Room

FOUR TIMES OF DAY, EVENING: HARBOUR SCENE WITH BOATS BEING UNLOADED AND SPECTATORS by Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) at Uppark

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