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Death, as a policeman, approaches a ragged woman and her baby in a London park. Colour wood engraving by M. Morgan, 1867.
Morgan, Matthew Somerville, 1839-1890.Date: November 2, 1867Reference: 36787i
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Parks and open spaces. Regulations of the council affecting the staff, instructions to officers, &c., and other particulars, list and pay of staff (printed separately under a distinct order.) Corrected up to 8th December, 1898.
London County Council.Date: 1898
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A tall oak tree (Quercus robur L.) sheltering a horse in Fredville Park. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1824.
Strutt, Jacob George, 1790-1864.Date: [1831-36]Reference: 18301i
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Elm tree (Ulmus species) in parkland with people at its base. Etching, c. 1817, after J. Martin.
Martin, John, 1789-1854.Date: 15 May 1817Reference: 20500i
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The Crystal Palace from the Great Exhibition, installed at Sydenham: sculptures of prehistoric creatures in the foreground. Colour Baxter-process print by G. Baxter, 1864(?).
Reference: 39566i
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Roundhay Park, Leeds: the balloon 'Roundhay' flies above the park; a paddle-steamer takes passengers across the lake; in the foreground, a cascade. Coloured lithograph.
Reference: 36448i
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London seen from Greenwich park. Engraving by E. and W. Ellis after T. Hearne.
Hearne, Thomas, 1743-1805.Reference: 23498i
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The gnarled trunk of an old oak tree (Quercus robur L.) in Rycot Park, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805, after himself.
Delamotte, William, 1775-1863.Date: January 1806Reference: 20587i
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A large oak tree (Quercus robur L.) sheltering cattle in open parkland. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1823.
Strutt, Jacob George, 1790-1864.Date: [1831-36]Reference: 18303i
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An abstinent gentleman is read to in the park by a boy. Lithograph, c. 1840, after T. Wilson.
Wilson, T. C.Date: [1840?]Reference: 25954i
Part of: The life of a working man
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A lady and two children with a dog under a tree in a country park. Etching by P. Sandby, c. 1752, after himself.
Sandby, Paul, 1731-1809.Date: 1752Reference: 26625i
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Le Bioscope : first amusement park in Europe based on the theme of life and health.
Date: 1998
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Greenwich Hill, with many people making merry, the Observatory in the distance. Engraving.
Reference: 30526i
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Crowds at Greenwich Fair, watching performers in booths with drums, whips, etc: a mounted policeman moves through the throng. Wood engraving.
Reference: 33084i
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Bioscope : dossier de presse : les résultats de l'appel à candidatures pour le Bioscope, 26 octobre 1998 / Syndicat mixte du Bioscope, SYMBIO.
Date: 1998
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Comité consultatif : samedi 21 novembre 1998, region Alsace / Syndicat mixte du Bioscope, SYMBIO.
Date: 1998
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London, seen from beside Flamsteed House in Greenwich park. Lithograph by T. S. Boys after himself, 1842.
Boys, Thomas Shotter, 1803-1874.Date: 1842Reference: 34476i
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The gnarled trunk of a beech tree (Fagus sylvatica L.) in Windsor forest, with deer and castle in distance. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805.
Delamotte, William, 1775-1863.Date: January 1806Reference: 20584i
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The Royal Observatory, Greenwich Hill, and merry-making crowds on Whitsun Monday seen lower down the hill. Engraving by S. Rawle after [J.N.] Esq.
Reference: 30523i
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Crowds at Greenwich Fair, watching performers in booths, eating, etc.: the twin domes of Greenwich Hospital are visible in the background. Wood engraving by [I.B.] after Findlay.
Reference: 33083i
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A park with curved railway tracks between trees; two figures, silhouetted in blue are in the centre, one is standing on a railway track; a blue train can be seen in the distance. Watercolour by Brenda Marshall, 1956.
Marshall, Brenda, active approximately 1956-1958.Date: 27:11:56 [27 November 1956]Reference: 3001938i
Part of: Adamson Collection
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Lime tree (Tilia sp.) in open landscape at Waterstock, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805.
Delamotte, William, 1775-1863.Date: January 1806Reference: 20583i
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Plane tree (Platanus orientalis L.) in Rycot Park, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1806.
Delamotte, William, 1775-1863.Date: January 1806Reference: 20588i
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A pavilion building with a pagoda style roof, in a rural setting, a metal bridge in the distance.
Date: [approximately 1900]Reference: 542100i
Part of: The Fallaize Collection.
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A pavilion building with pagoda style roofs, in a rural setting.
Date: [approximately 1900]Reference: 542099i
Part of: The Fallaize Collection.

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Death, as a policeman, approaches a ragged woman and her baby in a London park. Colour wood engraving by M. Morgan, 1867.

Parks and open spaces. Regulations of the council affecting the staff, instructions to officers, &c., and other particulars, list and pay of staff (printed separately under a distinct order.) Corrected up to 8th December, 1898.

A tall oak tree (Quercus robur L.) sheltering a horse in Fredville Park. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1824.

Elm tree (Ulmus species) in parkland with people at its base. Etching, c. 1817, after J. Martin.

The Crystal Palace from the Great Exhibition, installed at Sydenham: sculptures of prehistoric creatures in the foreground. Colour Baxter-process print by G. Baxter, 1864(?).

Roundhay Park, Leeds: the balloon 'Roundhay' flies above the park; a paddle-steamer takes passengers across the lake; in the foreground, a cascade. Coloured lithograph.

London seen from Greenwich park. Engraving by E. and W. Ellis after T. Hearne.

The gnarled trunk of an old oak tree (Quercus robur L.) in Rycot Park, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805, after himself.

A large oak tree (Quercus robur L.) sheltering cattle in open parkland. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1823.

An abstinent gentleman is read to in the park by a boy. Lithograph, c. 1840, after T. Wilson.

A lady and two children with a dog under a tree in a country park. Etching by P. Sandby, c. 1752, after himself.

Le Bioscope : first amusement park in Europe based on the theme of life and health.

Greenwich Hill, with many people making merry, the Observatory in the distance. Engraving.

Crowds at Greenwich Fair, watching performers in booths with drums, whips, etc: a mounted policeman moves through the throng. Wood engraving.

Bioscope : dossier de presse : les résultats de l'appel à candidatures pour le Bioscope, 26 octobre 1998 / Syndicat mixte du Bioscope, SYMBIO.

Comité consultatif : samedi 21 novembre 1998, region Alsace / Syndicat mixte du Bioscope, SYMBIO.

London, seen from beside Flamsteed House in Greenwich park. Lithograph by T. S. Boys after himself, 1842.

The gnarled trunk of a beech tree (Fagus sylvatica L.) in Windsor forest, with deer and castle in distance. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805.

The Royal Observatory, Greenwich Hill, and merry-making crowds on Whitsun Monday seen lower down the hill. Engraving by S. Rawle after [J.N.] Esq.

Crowds at Greenwich Fair, watching performers in booths, eating, etc.: the twin domes of Greenwich Hospital are visible in the background. Wood engraving by [I.B.] after Findlay.

A park with curved railway tracks between trees; two figures, silhouetted in blue are in the centre, one is standing on a railway track; a blue train can be seen in the distance. Watercolour by Brenda Marshall, 1956.

Lime tree (Tilia sp.) in open landscape at Waterstock, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1805.

Plane tree (Platanus orientalis L.) in Rycot Park, Oxfordshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, 1806.

A pavilion building with a pagoda style roof, in a rural setting, a metal bridge in the distance.

A pavilion building with pagoda style roofs, in a rural setting.