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Schäfer, Henri (French) 1833-1916 Leonardus Josephus Niehorster (Dutch)
1882-1957
 In the manner of
John Bratby (English)
1928-1922		 Schäfer, Henri (French)
1833-1916
Marion C. Whiteside
(American)
1902 - ?		 John Haskins
(English)
1938 - Living		 John MacLauchlan Milne
(Scottish)
1886 - 1957		 Ernest William Haslehust
(English)
1866-1949
Jacques Deschamps
(French)
b. 1933		 J.A.Henderson Tarbet RSW
(Scottish)
c. 1865-1938		 William Page Atkinson Wells RBA
(Scottish)
1872-1923		 Marion C. Whiteside
(American)
1902 - ?
Hans Van Der Donk
(Netherlands/Australia)
1951 - Living		 Louis Kinney Harlow
(American)
1850-1930		 George Pearce Ennis
(American)
1884-1936		 Gilbert William Gaul
(American)
1855-1919
William Sidney Cooper
(English)
1854-1927		 Hans Van Der Donk
(Netherlands/Australia)
1951 - Living		 D. Boyd
(Unknown)
Late 20th Century
 Henry John Kinnaird
(English)
fl. 1880 - 1920
William Miller (Scottish)
fl. 1920-40.
 Peter Alexander Hay
(English)
1866 - 1952		 Margaret Graeme Niven ROI, NS
(English)
1906-1997		 Margaret Graeme Niven ROI, NS
(English)
1906-1997
Samuel V. Chamberlain (Massachusetts)
(1895 - 1975)		 Joseph Halford Ross (Scottish)
1866-1916		 H. Boylston Dummer (Massachusetts)
1878 - 1945		 English School
(20th Century)
John Deleuse
(British)
fl. 1950-1965		 John Deleuse
(British)
fl. 1950-1965
 Dorothy Margaret Tyas Colles
(English)
1917 - 2003		 Dorothy Margaret Tyas Colles
(English)
1917 - 2003
Oliver Hall RA, RWS, RE
(English)
1869 - 1957. 		Caroline Norton
(American)
1951 - Living		 Alasdair Macfarlane
(Scottish)
20th Century		 Scottish School
20th Century
J. Allen
(Scotland)
Contemporary		 John Cuthbert Hare
(American)
1908 - 1978		 John Falconar Slater
(English)
1857 - 1937
 Hans Hansen RSW
(Scottish)
1870 - 1947
Rachel Grainger Hunt
(Irish)
20th Century		 Robert Buchan Nisbet RSA RSW
(Scottish)
1857 - 1942		 Thaddeus S. Klodnicki
(American)
1904 - 1982		 Murray Jackson Wentworth
(American)
1927 -
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