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Nathaniel Whittock

1791–1860

10 works

1825–1842 across 6 dated works

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The Oxford drawing book1825
The decorative painters' and glaziers' guide1827
The art of drawing and colouring from nature; flowers, fruit, and shells: to which is added, correct directions for preparing the most brilliant colours for painting on velvet, with the mode of using them : also the new method of oriental tinting1829
With Thordarson Collection
The modern picture of London, Westminster and the metropolitan boroughs1836

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The decorative painters' and glaziers' guide1827
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The Oxford drawing book1825
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The youth's new London self-instructing drawing book: a series of progressive lessons, instructions for drawing rural scenery, architecture, the human figure, animals, &c1839
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The complete book of trades : or, The parent's guide and youth's instructor : forming a popular encyclopaedia of trades, manufactures, and commerce, as at present pursued in England1842
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The modern picture of London, Westminster and the metropolitan boroughs1836
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The art of drawing and colouring from nature; flowers, fruit, and shells: to which is added, correct directions for preparing the most brilliant colours for painting on velvet, with the mode of using them : also the new method of oriental tinting1829
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