Dunald Mill Hole Collection (#7)

The Martyrdom of Saint Catherine, c. 1540. Creators: Matthijs Cock, Antwerp 16th Century
The Martyrdom of Saint Catherine, c. 1540. Possibly by Matthys Cock

The Thunderstorm, 1780. Creator: William Ashford
The Thunderstorm, 1780

Old Woman And A Boy By Candlelight, 1630-1650. Creator: Matthias Stomer
Old Woman And A Boy By Candlelight, 1630-1650

La Grotte de la Loue, 1864. Creator: Gustave Courbet
La Grotte de la Loue, 1864

The Stream (Le Ruisseau du Puits-Noir;vallee de la Loue), 1855
The Stream (Le Ruisseau du Puits-Noir; vallee de la Loue), 1855

The Bat, 1902. Creator: Gertrude Kasebier
The Bat, 1902

The Repentant Magdalen, c. 1635 / 1640. Creator: Georges de la Tour
The Repentant Magdalen, c. 1635/1640

Moonlit Landscape with Bridge, probably 1648 / 1650. Creator: Aert van der Neer
Moonlit Landscape with Bridge, probably 1648/1650

Staffa, Fingals Cave, 1831 to 1832. Creator: JMW Turner
Staffa, Fingals Cave, 1831 to 1832

River Scene with Windmill and Boats, Evening, c. 1645. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
River Scene with Windmill and Boats, Evening, c. 1645

Cloud Study, ca. 1821. Creator: John Constable
Cloud Study; Evening Landscape After Rain; Landscape with a Grey Windy Sky, ca. 1821

Dunold Mill-Hole, near Lancaster, 1845. Artist: Robert Sands
Dunold Mill-Hole, Near Lancaster, 1845. A subterranean natural cavern with underground river, also known as Dunald Mill-hole. After George Pickering (1794-1857)

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