National Trust
The National Trust cares for 250,000 hectares of countryside in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, as well as 709 miles of coastline and more than 350 buildings and gardens of outstanding importance and interest - for the benefit of everyone.
The collection includes many paintings as well as photographs by Chambre Hardman.
The collection includes many paintings as well as photographs by Chambre Hardman.
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PENRHYN SLATE QUARRY by Henry Hawkins (1822-80) from Penrhyn
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MRS JORDAN (1801) by John Russell (1745-1806) pastel portrait from Fenton House, Hampstead
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SIR ROWLAND WINN, 4TH BARONET, by Henry Pickering, 1752, in the Dining Room at Nostell Priory
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A painting of THE SACRIFICE OF NOAH by Nicolas Poussin (1594- 1665) in the Drawing Room
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LADY STAWELL AND HER DAUGHTER MARY LEGGE, LATER LADY SHERBORNE painted by Dorofield Hardy after John Downman
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GREYHOUND AND DEAD HARE, 1731 painted by William Sartorius
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FETE IN PETWORTH PARK, 9 June 1835, by W. F. Witherington (1785-1863) at Petworth House.
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THE RIGHT HON. B. DISRAELI M.P. CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER by Sir Francis Grant P.R.A. in 1852
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HUGHENDEN MANOR 1852 by Lord Henry Lennox (287), in the Disraeli Room
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Photograph of Major Coningsby Disraeli (9), hanging in the Hall
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Portrait of Ellen Terry, age 17, by Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879), 1865, at Smallhythe Place
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EUROPA AND THE BULL one of a pair of miniatures attributed to Jacques Charlier, from Stourhead