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Six drawings

James Wilson Carmichael, Thomas Bush Hardy, 19th century

Five watercolours by Wilson Carmichael: 1) Newmark, Mouth of the Elbe; 2) Scarborough from Scalby Mills; 3) Off the Orme's Head, North Wales; 4) Coastal Scene - Sandy Bay with Figures; 5) Shipping. One watercolour by Thomas Bush Hardy: Off Scarborough. One of nine gifts and one bequest to eleven museums by S C Turner through the Art Fund between 1929 and 1949.

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Title of artwork, date

Six drawings, 19th century

Date supported

1949

Medium and material

Watercolour

Gifted by

S C Turner

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