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James Moore - Kinloss Abbey, Scotland

Kinloss Abbey, Scotland (1792)

James Moore (English, 1762–1799)
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The Artist died in 1799 so this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries where the copyright term is the Artist's life plus 70 years or fewer.

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The Esplanade, Weymouth (1791)

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Caerlaverock Castle, Scotland

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Sweetheart Abbey, Scotland

Sweetheart Abbey, Scotland (1792)

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Dunkeld Cathedral, Scotland

Dunkeld Cathedral, Scotland (1792)

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East End of Tynemouth Priory

East End of Tynemouth Priory (1792)

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Corfe Castle, Dorset

Corfe Castle, Dorset (1791)

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Ouse Bridge, York

Ouse Bridge, York (1792)

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Arbroath Abbey, Scotland

Arbroath Abbey, Scotland (1792)

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Alton Castle, England

Alton Castle, England (1792)

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Holy Trinity Parish Church, Cookham, England

Holy Trinity Parish Church, Cookham, England (1793)

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Study of the Ruins of an Abbey

Study of the Ruins of an Abbey (1791)

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Landscape with a Large Tree, Shading a Cottage

Landscape with a Large Tree, Shading a Cottage (1791)

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Part of Weymouth Harbour, Dorset, England

Part of Weymouth Harbour, Dorset, England (1791)

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