Samuel Scott — 3Dバーチャルミュージアム

Samuel Scottによる32点の作品が展示された、バーチャルギャラリーをぜひご鑑賞ください。

• Samuel Scott：A Thames Wharf
• Part of Old Westminster Bridge、Samuel Scott
• Arches of Westminster Bridge – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Ludlow Castle with Dinham Weir, from the South-West – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Shipping in a Choppy Sea – 油彩画の複製画
• View on the Thames with Westminster Bridge – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Action off the Cape of Good Hope – 油彩画の複製画
• Samuel Scott：Vice Admiral Sir George Anson's Victory off Cape Finisterre
• Action off the Cape of Good Hope – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Taking and destruction of the port of Paita in 1741 by the squadron of George Anson. – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Westminster from Lambeth, with the Ceremonial Barge of the Ironmongers' Company – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• The Burning of Payta, November 1741、Samuel Scott
• A View of the Tower of London, Supposed on his Majesty's Birthday – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Samuel Scott：Shipping off Dover
• The Capture of Puerto Bello, 21 November 1739、Samuel Scott
• French Firerafts Attacking the British Fleet off Quebec, 28 June 1759 – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• An Arch of Westminster Bridge, London – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• A View of the Thames at Westminster, Seen through an Arch of the Bridge、Samuel Scott
• Samuel Scott作 French fireships attacking the English fleet off Quebec, 28 June 1759
• Port Scene (Sailors Joining Ship at the Tower of London) – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• The Thames at Twickenham
• The Building of Westminster Bridge、Samuel Scott
• The Battle of Porto Bello – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• The Capture of Fort Chagres, March 1740
• Table Bay, c. 1730. – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Samuel Scott：Pope's Villa, Twickenham
• An Arch of Westminster Bridge、Samuel Scott
• The Thames by the Tower of London – 油彩画の複製画
• Adelphi Terrace and York Watergate, London、Samuel Scott
• Wager's Action off Cartagena, 28 May 1708 – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• The Bombardment of Bastia, 6 November 1745 – Samuel Scott作（油彩画の複製画）
• Samuel Scott：Action between HMS Nottingham and the Mars, 11 October 1746