19th century oil painting of a french village by R. Mcgregor
Located in Debenham, Suffolk
Robert Mcgregor genre oil painting of french village scene circa 1890. Here we have a Robert
Canvas, Wood, Paint
Violinist by Robert McGregor
Located in Westmount, Quebec
hard cardboard Robert McGregor (British, 1848–1922) Signed bottom left 'R.McGregor' An inscription
Canvas
Robert Mcgregor genre oil painting of french village scene
Located in Debenham, Suffolk
Robert Mcgregor genre oil painting of french village scene circa 1890. Here we have a robert
Canvas, Giltwood, Paint
Robert McGregor Genre Oil Painting of French Village Scene
Located in Debenham, Suffolk
Robert McGregor genre oil painting of French village scene Here we have a Robert McGregor (1848
Paint
Early 20th Century Oil Painting Village Scene by Robert McGregor
Located in Debenham, Suffolk
Here we have a Robert McGregor (1848-1922) painting illustrating peasant life. This is a well
Paint
Robert McGregor Genre Oil Painting of French Village Scene
Located in Debenham, Suffolk
19th century moonlight harbour oil on canvas by Albert Berg circa 1870. Here we have a atmospheric moonlight harbour scene by well listed German artist Albert berg (1825-1884) ...
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Robert McGregor Oil on Canvas, Figures at the Shore
Located in Bridgeport, CT
Signed and dated 1878 lower left. Children and other figures gather kindling at the shore. Sea side landscape with gray-green grasses and the sandy shore at the gray water's edge. Th...
Canvas, Wood
Olympic Games, 1936
Located in Oxfordshire, GB
, Ernest Blake, David Grogan, William Martin, David McGregor, Frederick Milton, Robert Mitchell, Alfred
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