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Credit Line Yale Center for British Art, Gift of Henry S. Hacker, Yale BA 1965

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Height [cm] 101

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Fred Taylor Edinburgh
Fred Taylor, 1875–1963, British
Edinburgh
undated
Gaynor Chapman Country Walks: The Naturalist
Gaynor Chapman, 1935–2000, British
Country Walks: The Naturalist
1963
Andrew Power Football
Andrew Power, 1898–1992, British
Football
1933
Frank Newbould Penny a Mile
Frank Newbould, 1887–1951, British
Penny a Mile
1935
Benjamin Getzel Lewis Central Bus Routes North-East Area
Benjamin Getzel Lewis, 1900–1966, British
Central Bus Routes North-East Area
ca. 1955
Benjamin Getzel Lewis Central Bus Routes South-West Area
Benjamin Getzel Lewis, 1900–1966, British
Central Bus Routes South-West Area
ca. 1955
Benjamin Getzel Lewis Central Bus Routes South-East Area
Benjamin Getzel Lewis, 1900–1966, British
Central Bus Routes South-East Area
ca. 1955
William Bowyer Cornwall
William Bowyer, 1926–2015, British
Cornwall
after 1948
E. H. Spencer York: See Britain by Train
E. H. Spencer, active 1964, British
York: See Britain by Train
after 1948
Kerry Lee Cambridge
Kerry Lee, born 1904, British
Cambridge
1953
Stella Marsden Engraved Brasses
Stella Marsden, active 1955, British
Engraved Brasses
1955
Tom Eckersley The London Museum
Tom Eckersley, 1914–1997, British
The London Museum
1963
Gerald Spencer Pryse To-Morrow When Labour Rules
Gerald Spencer Pryse, 1882–1956, British
To-Morrow When Labour Rules
1922
William Walcot Felix Hotel, Felixstowe
Print made by William Walcot, 1874–1943, British
Felix Hotel, Felixstowe
1935
Austin Cooper A Music Lover's Pilgrimage, No. 5: "Vienna, Birthplace of Schubert"
Austin Cooper, 1890–1964, British, born in Canada
A Music Lover's Pilgrimage, No. 5: "Vienna, Birthplace of Schubert"
1930