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A British Man-o-War in Harbour in the Tagus, Portugal, Nicholas Pocock, 1809 -
Assembly with Card Players, Thomas Rowlandson, 1798 -
A General View, John Claude Nattes, 1805 -
An old Sailor seated on a bench, John Nixon, 1801 -
At Sewards, John Nixon, around 1800 -
Axford and Paragon Buildings, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
Ball at the Upper Assembly, Thomas Rowlandson, around 1798 -
Bath Abbey, John Claude Nattes, 1805 -
Bath from Beacon Hill, David Cox, around 1815 -
Bath from the Lower Bristol Road, William Spornberg, 1801 -
Bath theatre in Orchard Street, T. Woodfall, 1804 -
Beechen Cliff, from the banks of the Avon by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, 1829 -
Bridge over the Canal in Sydney Gardens, John Claude Nattes, 1805 -
Broad Street from Lansdown Road, John Syer, around 1840 -
Camden Place, Bath, Jane Hartshorne, 1829 -
Free Stone Quarries, John Hassell, 1798 -
Horatio Nelson, Lawrence Gahagan, 1805 -
In the Concert Room, Thomas Rowlandson, 1798 -
In the Pump Room, Bath, John Nixon, around 1805 -
Inside of the Queen's Bath, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
King's Bath, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
Lady with a Straw Bonnet, John Nixon, 1801 -
Man in Wheelchair, John Nixon, 1801 -
Milsom Street, Robert Woodroffe, 1828 -
Mrs G Nixon and Anne Coates at Basinghall Street, John Nixon, 1800 -
New Room, John Claude Nattes, 1805 -
North Parade, Bath, John Nixon, 1800 -
Orange Grove, Robert Woodroffe, 1828 -
Prince of Wales, James Gillray, 1802 -
Pump Room, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
Queen Square, the North Terrace, William Watts, 1819 -
Robert William Elliston, Robert Cooper, 1828 -
South Parade, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
South West view of the city of Bath taken from New Wells Road, Samuel Alken, 1787 -
Sydney Gardens, John Claude Nattes, 1805 -
The Crescent, John Claude Nattes, 1804 -
The Cross Bath, John Chessell Buckler, around 1825 -
The King's Bath, John Nixon, 1800 -
The Old Bridge, Bath, from the West, Frederick Mackenzie, 1803 -
The Successful Fortune Hunter, Thomas Rowlandson, 1812 -
View of Bath taken from Mr Pulteney's road leading to Claverton Down, Samuel Alken, 1787 -
View of Cross Bath & Bath Street, John Claude Nattes, 1804
Explore Bath's world heritage
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One of the best preserved Roman remains in the world.
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A world-class collection of contemporary and historical dress.
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Bath's public art museum housing paintings, sculpture and decorative arts.
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Stunning and historic venues for hire in the heart of a World Heritage city.
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Collecting and keeping safe historical records relating to Bath.
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The City of Bath is designated with UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
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Promoting and assisting film-making in Bath & North East Somerset.
Victoria Art Gallery
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