Description
View of a burn making its way down into the River Dee near Braemar
was called as witness in the trial of leading members of the suffragette movement for their involvement in trying to incite the public to 'rush' the House of Commons in support of the campaign for votes for women
'The Guard of 1852' and 'The Guard of 1832
It gained cathedral status when St Albans was granted its City Charter in 1877
The Duke of Wellington reins in his mount and various other parliamentary figures gesticulate
Illustration of a Stunt Rider mb-copyright Pushkin Museum View of a burn making
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