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Collection of 10 paintings & drawings

Philip Wilson Steer, 1893–1934

Williamson Art Gallery & Museum, Birkenhead

10 works: 1) Dover (1930); 2) Landscape, probably near Brignorth (circa 1925); 3) Richmond, Surrey (1928); 4) Richmond, Surrey (1928); 5) Shoreham (1926); 6) Dover (1930); 7) Seascape, Walmer, Kent (1934); 8) Greenhithe, Kent (1932); 9) Portrait Sketch of RW Allen (1893); 10) Syon House (1893). Part of two gifts to eight museums by Dorothea Hamilton through the Art Fund in 1963 and 1971.

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Title of artwork, date

Collection of 10 paintings & drawings, 1893–1934

Date supported

1971

Medium and material

Watercolour; pencil; oil

Gifted by

Dorothea Hamilton

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