Paul Sandby

c.1730–1809

*Rochester, Kent* c.1785–95
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Paul Sandby (1731 – 7 November 1809) was an English map-maker turned landscape painter in watercolours, who, along with his older brother Thomas, became one of the founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768.

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Edinburgh Castle
Paul Sandby
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A Castle
Paul Sandby
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Part of the Banqueting Hall of the Royal Palace at Eltham
Paul Sandby
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The Cemetery Gate of St Augustine’s Monastery Canterbury
Paul Sandby
1782

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Windsor Park
Paul Sandby
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Rochester, Kent
Paul Sandby
c.1785–95

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A Sleeping Woman; Study of a Head
Paul Sandby
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Two Coaches with Passengers
Paul Sandby
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Paul Sandby
Francis Cotes
1761

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Artworks

Edinburgh Castle

A Castle

Part of the Banqueting Hall of the Royal Palace at Eltham

The Cemetery Gate of St Augustine’s Monastery Canterbury

Windsor Park

Rochester, Kent

A Sleeping Woman; Study of a Head

Two Coaches with Passengers

Artist as subject

Paul Sandby

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