Artist
Paul Sandby (1731–1809)
47 works by Paul Sandby (British, 1731–1809) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The Bridge at Bridgnorth in ShropshirePaul SandbyNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Tide Rising at Briton FerryPaul Sandby, 1773National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruins near a Stream, a Distant Building at the Foot of a MountainPaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Wooded Landscape with Drinking Spout and BasinPaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Part of the Remains of Llanphor near PembrokePaul Sandby, 1775National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Title PagePaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined Abbey with Cattle and a Man Chopping WoodPaul Sandby, 1758National Gallery of Art, Washington 
A Poultry SellerPaul Sandby, c. 1759National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined Circular TemplePaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined Abbey with Travelers on the RoadPaul Sandby, 1758National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Manerbawr Castle from the Inward CourtPaul Sandby, 1775National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Italianate LandscapePaul Sandby, 1762/ c. 1774National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mountainous Landscape with a Waterfall, Round Tower, Castle, and BandittiPaul Sandby, 1750sNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
A Castle on the DartPaul Sandby, late 18th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pont-y-Pair over the River Conway above Llanrwst in the County of DenbighPaul Sandby, 1776National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Part of the Remains of Llanphor near PembrokePaul Sandby, 1775National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined AbbeyPaul Sandby, 1758National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Dawn in Luton ParkPaul Sandby, 1763/1765National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Caernarvon Castle (Night)Paul Sandby, 1776National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruins with a Seated Man, and a Covered Wagon in the DistancePaul Sandby, 1758National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Caernarvon Castle (Night)Paul Sandby, 1776National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined Two-Story Building with Mountains in DistancePaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Benton Castle, Looking down the Reach to Milford HavenPaul Sandby, 1775National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Ruined GatewayPaul Sandby, c. 1750National Gallery of Art, Washington