George Reid
Reid, George
Reid, George, 1841-1913
Reid, George (Scottish portraitist, landscapist, and illustrator, 1841-1913)
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Scottish portraitist, landscapist, and illustrator, 1841-1913
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (12)
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Philip Hermogenes Calderon (1833–1898), RA |
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| Portrait of a Man |
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| Principal Davidson |
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| Principal George Campbell (1719–1796), DD (copy of Archibald Robertson) |
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| Principal Robert Herbert Story; (1835-1907) |
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| Professor David Masson, 1822 - 1907. Historian and author |
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| Professor John Cleland; (1835-1924) |
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| Professor John Struthers, FRCSEd (1845), PRCSEd (1895–1897) |
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| Professor John Stuart Blackie, 1809 - 1895. Scholar and poet |
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| Professor Peter Guthrie Tait, 1831 - 1901. Professor of Natural Philosophy at Edinburgh University |
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| The Pulpit Stair (An Attentive Hearer of the Word) - Sir George Reid |
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| Rest |
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| Rev. Alexander Gerard, LLD |
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| Rev. Dr James Macgregor DD |
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| Rev. George Fairbairn |
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| Rev. Walter Chalmers Smith, 1824 - 1908. Free Church minister and poet |
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| Rev. William Pirie Smith, DD |
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| The Reverend Alexander McLaren |
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| Reverend John Watson (1850–1907) |
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| Reverend William Milligan (1821–1893), DD |
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| Rhododendrons |
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| The river Tweed from its source to the sea, 1884: |
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| Robert Binnie (1824–1917), Provost of Gourock (1877–1889) |
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| Robert Flint (1838–1910) |
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| Robert Rainy (1826–1906) |
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| Robert Threshie Reid, 1st Earl Loreburn (1846–1923), Lord Chancellor |
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| Roses |
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| Rubislaw Quarry, Aberdeenshire |
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| Samuel Smiles, 1812 - 1904. Author and reformer |
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| Savonarola's Last Sleep |
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| Self Portrait Aged about 38 or 40 |
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| Sheriff Eaton |
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| Sir Alexander Anderson of Blelack, Provost of Aberdeen (1859 - 1865) |
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| Sir Arthur Mitchell, 1826 - 1909. Writer on insanity and antiquary |
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| Sir Charles Logan |
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| Sir Daniel Wilson, 1816 - 1892. Antiquary |
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| Sir George Reid - Norham Castle - Illustration For George Napier's "Homes And Haunts" |
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| Sir George Reid - The River Tweed above Stobo |
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| Sir (Henry) Bartle Edward Frere, 1st Bt |
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| Sir Henry Cockburn Macandrew (1832–1898) |
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| Sir Henry Duncan Littlejohn, 1826 - 1914. President of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh |
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| Sir James Donaldson (1831–1915) |
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| Sir James Hoy (1837-1908), Lord Mayor of Manchester |
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| Sir John Clerk Brodie |
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| Sir John Everett Millais - Painted Jointly with the Sitter |
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| Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity (1803–1890), Bt |
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| Sir John Steell, RSA |
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| Sir John Usher of Norton and Wells (1828–1904) |
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| Sir Joseph Noel Paton, RSA |
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| Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease, Chairman, North Eastern Railway |
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| Sir Mark Mactaggart Stewart (1834–1923), MP |
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| Sir Oliver Lodge (1851–1940), FRS, Principal |
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| Sir Patrick Heron Watson (1832–1907), FRCSEd (1855), PRCSEd (1877–1879 & 1905) |
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| Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb (1841–1905), OM, FBA |
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| Sir Robert Christison (1797–1882), Bt, FRSE |
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| Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart (1837–1900) |
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| Sir William Fettes Douglas (1822–1891), PRSA |
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| Sir William McOnie (d.1894), Lord Provost of Glasgow (1883–1886) |
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| Sir William Ramsay |
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| Sir William Tennant Gairdner; (1824-1907) |
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| Sir William Turner, FRCSEd (1861), PRCSEd (1898–1900) |
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| Sketch of Alexander Macdonald |
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| Sketch of Mr and Mrs Orr-Ewing |
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| Spynie Castle and Loch |
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| Strath Tummel |
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| Streets of London in the late Twenties and early Thirties |
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| Study of 'Portrait of Dr John Brown (1810–1882), RCPE' |
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| Study of Sunflowers |
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| Thomas à Kempis |
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| Thomas Keith (1827–1895), FRCSEd (1854) |
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| Thomas Purdie |
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| Thomas Stevenson, 1818 - 1887. Lighthouse and harbour engineer |
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| [Unidentified man] |
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| William Robertson Smith (1846–1894), Fellow, University Librarian (1886–1889), Adams Professor of Arabic (1889–1894), Editor of 'Encyclopaedia Britannica' |
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| Windham Charles James Carmichael Anstruther of Westraw and Carmichael, Convenor of the County of Lanark |
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| Woman Wearing Mop Cap And Shawl |
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| The Wreck of the 'Prince Consort' |
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