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Artist: Unattributed
Media: Aquatint
Period: Late 20th century
Subject: Abstract
Work size: 35 x 29 cm
Acre
This art work has been incorrectly attributed. Gallery Staff are researching the history of the piece and will up date the wedsite when enquiries have finished. Any information concerning this art work from members of the public would be gratefully appreciated.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Ink
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Architecture
Back of Mr Bulls House
This image shows the back of what is now Guildford House Gallery. Although the artist unknown, the work is initialled CRBR.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photo print
Period: Victorian
Subject: Female Portrait
Portrait of Ruby Lawrence
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photograph
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Architecture; history; townscape
Front of Guildford House 1910
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Ink
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Townscape, building
Work size: 17 x 10.75 inches (431.8 x 273 mm)
Drawing of Guildford House Front
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Print/Drawing
Period: 18th century
Subject:
Family Tree of the Martyr Family
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Ink
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Architecture
Christ Church Guilford (SIC) USA
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photo print
Period: 1900
Subject: Townscape
High Street Guildford c. 1900
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Oil
Period: Early 19th Century
Subject: Male Portrait
Mayor Henry Neville
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photograph
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Portraits
Mayor and Aldermen of Guildford in 1904/5
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photograph
Period: Late 20th century
Subject: Male portraits; Civic
Guildford Borough Councillors 1974
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Photograog
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: history
Edmund J Styles driving 4 wheeler in 1910
Artist: Unattributed
Media:
Period:
Subject: Architecture; Landscape
East End of Titsey Church and Courtyard
Artist: Unattributed
Media:
Period: Victorian
Subject: Architecture
Guildford House Staircase c. 1900
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Watercolour
Period:
Subject: landscape; history; architecture
Guildford Castle Grounds
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Watercolour
Period: Early 20th Century
Subject: Landscape
Chalk Pit, Guildford, early 20th Chalk Pit, Guildford
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Watercolour
Period: Victorian
Subject: Female portrait
Work size: 44.5 x 29.2 cm (sight)
Three Female Forms (after Watts)
This painting is a classical study of three female forms from the late 19th century, reminding of depictions of the classical Three Graces. It is a watercolour with some pastel highlights.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Oil
Period: late 19 century
Subject: Landscape
Work size: 11" x 14"
Guildford Castle from the River Wey
In 1885 Lord Grantley of Wonersh, who owned a large part of the castle, sold the castle to the Guildford Corporation. The tower and other walls were restored, and the grounds were opened to the public in 1888 as pleasure gardens. In 2003-4, the great tower was conserved, during which the original crenellations and other features were discovered. A roof and floor were re-instated at first floor level, and the ground floor now houses a display on the castle.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Oil
Period: Late 19th century
Subject: landscape
Work size: 11" x 14" (279.4 x 355.6 mm)
The Old Mill
In 1890s, the Poyle Charity sold the Town Mills and they were bought by Guildford Corporation. The Corporation had already acquiired the water undertaking at the mills in 1866, which is commemorated by a plaque on the wall of the 1852 extension. The latter has misled many people into thinking that much or all of the building is of that vintage although it is in fact much older. In 1966, the Water Board leased the mill to the newly opened Yvonne Arnaud Theatre as scenery workshops and the ownership returned to Guildford Corporation in 1971. :The mill is now a small studio theatre, but it remains one of the town's most impressive industrial monuments. A new turbine has now been installed and it opened to the public in September 2006. The turbine will generage 260,000-kilowatt hours per year, enough energy to power 50 typical households. The ivestment pay back period is approximately 10 years. As of 19 January 2007, the turbine had generated 40,820-kilowatt hours, which is 15.7% of the yearly target. Guildford Borough Council is the first local authority to own a small scale Hydro in the South East of England.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Oil
Period: Late 19th century
Subject: Townscape
Work size: 339mm x 390mm
Quarry Street Guildford
This picture looks down Quarry Street to St Mary's Church. The scene has changed very little since it was painted - all the buildings depicted remain virtually unaltered. St Mary's Church in the distanc eis the oldest surviving building in Guildford and is almost certainly the original church of the town.The present stone tower, the oldest part of the building, was constructed between 950 and 1100. Notice the beautifully-detailed boot scraper close to the porticoed entrance in the right hand corner of the painting. The fashions are also typical of the time. The lady in the foreground is wearing a typical 1890s outfit with large puff sleeves and a parasol with a hat and bell skirt - this would be a typical walking outfit. The young child is in a sailors suit and the gentleman in the background on the right is dressed very formally indeed with a top hat.
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Prints/ Drawings/ Photograph
Period: c1900
Subject: Architecture/ Town Centre
Guildhall exterior c1900
Artist: Unattributed
Media: Prints/ Drawings/ Photogravure (sic)
Period:
Subject: Interior/ Architecture/ Town Centre