David Octavius Hill
Royaume-Uni · 1802–1870 · 29 œuvres à collectionner
David Octavius Hill, né le 20 mai 1802 et mort le 17 mai 1870, est un peintre et photographe écossais ; il a fondé avec Robert Adamson le premier studio photographique d'Écosse, Hill & Adamson, où ils ont réalisé de remarquables photographies avec le procédé du calotype.
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RareUnidentified minister (Sketch for the The Signing of the Deed of Demission, The Disruption of the Church of Scotland 1843)
RareView from the Bridge – of the North Inch and part of the Fair City of Perth, with the River Tay and the distant Grampians – Evening
RareThe Firth of Forth
RareA View in a Wood
RareAn Evening Landscape
RareUnidentified minister (Sketch for the The Signing of the Deed of Demission, The Disruption of the Church of Scotland 1843)
RareView of Falkirk High Station
RareOld Edinburgh, Showing the Castle from Greyfriars Churchyard
RareThe Vale of the Forth and Stirling
RareIn Memoriam: The Calton
RareThomas Hill
RareA View of Dunkeld
RareOn the Quay at Leith
RareKirkoswald, Tam o' Shanter's Grave
RareUnidentified minister (Sketch for the The Signing of the Deed of Demission, The Disruption of the Church of Scotland 1843)
RareCoasters Discharging in Perth Harbour
RareMinister (unidentified)
RareMinister (unidentified)
RareAn Old Mill
RareBallochmyle Viaduct over the River Ayr
RareEdinburgh Old and New
RareClouds at Sunset
RareRev. Thomas Chalmers, 1780 - 1847. Preacher and social reformer (With his grandson Thomas Chalmers Hanna)
RareViaduct over the River Almond, West Lothian
RareFeu de joie, Taymouth Castle
RareKilmarnock Cross
RareClouds at Sunset
RareSweetheart Abbey
RarePerth from Boatland
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