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William Fettes Douglas

Sir William Fettes Douglas (1822–1891), Artist, Self Portrait (1845)

Thomas Faed (1826–1900), Artist (1850)

Dr John Brown (1810–1882), Physician and Author of 'Rab and his Friends' (1850)

Dr John Brown, Physician and Author of 'Rab and his Friends' (1850)

The Alchemist (1855)

The Messenger of Evil Tidings (1856)

Benvenuto Cellini Selling Plate (1856)

Hudibras and Ralph Visiting the Astrologer (from Butler's 'Hudibras') (1856)

The Messenger of Evil Tidings (1856)

Hudibras and Ralph Visiting the Astrologer (1856)

A Street in Rome (1857)

The Recusant's Concealment Discovered (1859)

The Head of a Woman (1860)

The Summons to the Secret Tribunal (1860)

David Laing (1793–1878), Antiquarian (recto) (1862)

David Laing (1793–1878), Antiquary (1862)

Study for the Figure of Luther (verso) (1862)

Bric a Brac (1862)

The Spell (1864)

The Bibliophilist's Haunt (Creech's Bookshop) (1864)

Thomas Faed (1866)

The Head of a Woman (1869)

Wishart Preaching against Mariolatry (1871)

The Rosicrucian (1872)

A Scene from 'The Antiquary' (from the novel by Walter Scott) (1874)

Stonehaven Harbour (1874)

The Village of the Water of Leith from a Window in Rothesay Terrace (1878)

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