Artist: Randall Borough ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (57)
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Randall Borough Camp Bohemia mixed Media, color 1915
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Multiple Artists Caricature of To-day, intro. Randall Davies, ed. Geoffrey Holme (London: The Studio Ltd., 1928) book with 136 plates of photo-offset reproductions 1928
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Thomas Robert Way The "George" Inn, Borough, plate 23 in the book Reliques of Old London with introduction and descriptions by Henry B. Wheatley (London: George Bell & Sons, 1896) lithograph 1896
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Thomas Robert Way The"Queen's Head", Borough, plate 24 in the book Reliques of Old London with introduction and descriptions by Henry B. Wheatley (London: George Bell & Sons, 1896) lithograph 1896
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Thomas Robert Way High Street, Borough, plate 22 in the book Reliques of Old London with introduction and descriptions by Henry B. Wheatley (London: George Bell & Sons, 1896) lithograph 1896
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The Young Artist, Randall Palmer (attributed to) (United States, 1807 - 1845)  (Artist), circa 1838-1839, Oil on canvas
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Randall Palmer - The Young Artist c. 1838-1839 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art American
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LE REVEREND RANDALL BURROUGHES ET SON FILS ELLIS (3e quart 17e siècle) by ZAUFFALY Johann, ZOFFANY John (dit)
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Randall Davey - Ladies at the Races, Florida n.d. oil on canvas Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
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A.M. Randall - Basket of Fruit with Parrot 1777 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Sarah Thomas, British, born about 1721 Sampler Britain, 1728 Wool plain weave embroidered with silk
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Saidi Eskimo female figure (without arms) ivory 20th century
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Guardian Figure, Anonymous , Edo period (1615-1868), Wood with various pigments
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John Crane Dobson Train Passing - No.5 from the portfolio: Folio Seventy Three color screenprint 1973
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Hotomi II, Victor Vasarely (Hungary, Pecs, 1906-04-09 - 1997-03-15) , 1956-1959, Oil on wood
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Johannes Mattheus Graadt van Roggen Dunelands with a Cottage Etching 1910
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Anonymous Altar frontal ( paliotto) gold, silver, and silk embroidery on linen ground circa 1725 - 1730
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Johannes Mattheus Graadt van Roggen Old Houses in Dordrecht Etching circa 1900 - 1920
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Johannes Mattheus Graadt van Roggen A Dutch Church ( with two clock faces) Etching circa 1900 - 1920
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MORT ET CONVOI / DE L'INVINCIBLE MALBOROUGH. (titre inscrit) (1837 avant) by Pellerin (éditeur, imprimeur)
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Side chair United States, Massachusetts, (Salem or Boston), about 1765-1780 Mahogany 95.6 x 55.9 x
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Side chair United States, New York, (New York), 1760-75 Mahogany 96.5 x 51.8 x 41.6
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Tea table United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), about 1760 Mahogany, pine 67.3 x 78.7 x 54.6
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Side chair (one of a pair) United States, Massachusetts, 1820-30 Maple 83.2 x 45.7 x
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Muhammad Ali, Andy Warhol Enterprises (United States, New York, New York City, born 1957)  (Publisher), 1978, Silkscreen
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Muhammad Ali, Andy Warhol Enterprises (United States, New York, New York City, born 1957)  (Publisher), 1978, Silkscreen
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Muhammad Ali, Andy Warhol Enterprises (United States, New York, New York City, born 1957)  (Publisher), 1978, Silkscreen
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Card table United States, Massachusetts, 1795-1810 Mahogany, maple, rosewood, pine 71.8 x 91.8 x 44.8
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Tea table United States, New Hampshire, (Probably Portsmouth), about 1740-1760 Cherry, birch 65.1 cm (25
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Card table United States, New Hampshire ?, about 1795-1810 Mahogany, maple, pine 75.88 x 87.16
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Armchair United States, Massachusetts, (Salem), about 1795-1810 Mahogany 95.9 x 55.9 x 45.1 cm (37
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Armchair United States, Massachusetts, (Poss. Boston or Essex County), about 1665-1680 Wood; oak 112.39 x
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Pembroke table United States, Maryland, (Baltimore), 1795-1810 Mahogany, satinwood inlay, Wood; oak, poplar 73.66 x
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William Hook, 1777-1867 Worktable United States, Massachusetts, (Salem), about 1808 Mahogany, satinwood, pine 73.0 x
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Carving attributed to Samuel McIntire, 1757-1811 Side chair (one of a pair) United States, Massachusetts,
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Side chair (one of a set of seven) United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), about 1795-1810 Mahogany,
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Lolling chair United States, Massachusetts, about 1795-1810 Mahogany, maple, birch 108.0 x 66.0 x 54.6
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Chamber chair United States, Connecticut, (Connecticut Valley, possibly Hartford), about 1795-1800 Cherry, maple, pine 106.0
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Christian Selzer, 1749-1831 Chest United States, Pennsylvania, (Jonestown, Dauphin County), 1783 Pine 55.88 x 132.08
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Card table United States, Massachusetts, about 1790 Mahogany, holly, rosewood, satinwood, ebony, maple, pine 74.6
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Sofa, or window seat United States, New England, 1800-10 Mahogany, maple 87.0 x 83.8 x
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High chest of drawers Massachusetts, (Boston), 1725-40 Japanned butternut, maple, white pine 182.24 x 62.86
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Hans Schilling of Hagenau, German, active 1459-1469 The Annunciation Pen and brown ink with ochre,
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Card table United States, New York, (New York), about 1765 Mahogany, Wood; oak, poplar, original
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Card table United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), about 1740 Walnut, ash, poplar, original needlework cover 71.1
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Carving attributed to Samuel McIntire, 1757-1811 Armchair United States, Massachusetts, (Salem), 1795-1810 Mahogany, birch, pine
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Attributed to Thomas Dennis, 1638-1706 Attributed to William Searle Joined chest Massachusetts, (Ipswich (probably)), 1670-1710
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Simon Willard, 1753-1848 Banjo clock United States, Massachusetts, (Roxbury), 1802-10 Mahogany veneer, curly maple veneer,
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Attributed to Emery shops Cupboard Massachusetts, (Newbury area), 1670-1700 Wood; oak, maple, poplar; pine 149.22
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Table United States, New England, 1795-1810 Mahogany, pine 70.48 x 52.07 x 34.77 cm (27
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George Bright, 1726-1805 Desk and bookcase United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), 1770-85 Mahogany; white pine 252.7
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Card table United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), 1730-50 Mahogany, chestnut, white pine, original needlework top 68.6
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LA ROUE DE LA FORTUNE (1883) by BURNE-JONES Sir Edward
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William Hook, 1777-1867 Card table United States, Massachusetts, (Salem), about 1808 Mahogany, white pine, maple
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Samuel Gragg, 1772-1855 Side chair United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), 1810-20 Ash, hickory 86.7 x 45.7
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William Bradford, American, 1823-1892 Icebound Whaling Ship about 1875 Oil on canvas 50.8 x 76.2
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Nicolas Africano Spirit Mask Costume, Doroe or Dekewar Wood, rattan, basketry, fiber, shell, seeds, feathers 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (21)
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Queens Museum of Art: Queens International 2006: Everything All at Once
Driven by the local/international flavor of the museum and given the astonishing cultural diversity of the borough, a conscious effort has been made to avoid arranging this exhibition by theme, national origin, or aesthetic affinity. What results ...
Pump House Gallery: Boundaries: Jo Roberts
This post-modern approach of questioning the apparent absolutes of boundaries carries particular significance when applied to current global politics, and on a much more local level examines the way borough boundaries have a direct impact on ones ...
Orleans House Gallery Stables: Collective Arts: Object Relations
For the past two months, each of these cameras has followed their own destiny passing from person to person throughout the community. The images range from the curious to the familiar, each photograph in its own way intriguing as it offers a su...
ASHFORD VISUAL ARTISTS: Female FUSION: An exhibition by women artists of the AVA
Artists participating in the exhibition include professionals with high levels of creative skill in the disciplines of painting, sculpture, graphic art, textiles, photography and mixed media. Ann Clay will be exhibiting her pictures of larg...
Queens Museum of Art: Crossing the Line: Site Specific Works by Fifty Artists throughout Queens
Artists selected for this exhibition are known for developing their ideas through an investigative process and are themselves a microcosm of the ethnic ...
Positive Focus: Call for Entries: Black and White Photo Contest, Best Shot of Brooklyn
Positive Focus is a new non-profit photo darkroom that plans to open at the begining of 2001 in Brooklyn, NY. Their goal is to provide black and white darkroom rentals, co-ops and classes. They will also be focusing on low or no cost service...
The Art Pavilion: Call for Artists: 2006 Exhibition Proposals Being Accepted
Application forms and supporting information are available from the Director of Mile End Park on 020 7364 4147email Michael.Rowan@towerhamlets.gov.uk The Art Pavilion Forum will select shows from all the submitted proposals in order to create...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Urban Glass: Working in Brooklyn
One of the few urban centers for the creation of art made from glass, UrbanGlass has gained an international reputation among glass artists. The BMA's rich collections have inspired local artists for most of t...
National Galleries of Scotland: Rachel Whiteread: First Solo Exhibition on Scotland
In 1993 Whiteread made a cement cast of the inside of a terraced three-story house in the London borough of Hackney, where she lives and works. House was demolishe...
Orleans House Gallery: A River Runs Through It: Riverside Views of the Thames
A number of these stunning riverside views will go on display including one of the earliest, Peter Tillemans’ famous panoramic view of The Thames at Twickenham (c.1724-30). Today, the river still stirs the imaginations of contemporary artist...
Coffee Plant: Marjan Zahed- Kindersley : Giggle and Thought
Marjan Zahed-Kindersley explains, "There isn't a big mystery about my work: it's a question of pleasure. As simple and as complicated as that. All B/W photos are hand-printed and signed. Those in the bra series are signed, as part of a limited ed...
Tabla Rasa Gallery: Project Diversity: SPArC Art! 
Director of Tabla Rasa Gallery, Audrey Anastasi says, "We are thrilled to be among the 16 host galleries of this project. It truly reflects Brooklyn's rich cultural mix. The artwork is teeming with exuberance. We want everyone to know they are we...
gallery twenty-four: Transatlantic is an exhibition of 10 emerging artists from Atlanta, Georgia
Artists included in the exhibition are Yun Bai, Laura Bell, Jeff Doud, Grady Haugerud, Scott Lawrence, Andrew Lovell, Mandie Turner Mitchell, Jeromie Neidlinger, Sasha-Igenue Patton and Heather Stevens Weese. GALLERY twenty-four is located at Oder...
Menil Collection: POP Art: US.UK Connections, 1956-1966
Pop Art: U.S./U.K. Connections 1956–1966 looks at only artwork by American and British practitioners that is ...
Highcliffe Castle, Nanassy Productions: Christmas at Highcliffe Castle: A contemporary art and crafts event
Highcliffe Castle in Dorset and its' association with the arts; through Lady Waterford and Ruskin, stretching back to the 1830's was almost destroyed by fire in the 1960's. The castle was repaired by Christchurch Borough Council; English Herita...
Changing Room Gallery: News From Nowhere: Visions of Utopia
Based on the title of the William Morris novel News From Nowhere, the project aims to re-examine the legacy of utopianism. The idealists of the 19th and early 20th century, believed passionately in the possibilities of radical social change, with ...
Mint Museum of Art: Tom Hunter: Contemporary Narratives
VantagePoint VI Tom Hunter: Contemporary Narratives, will present the first international artist to be featured in the Mint Museum of Art’s ongoing series of contemporary art. Ten large-format photographs from 1997 to 2005 will be shown in the exh...
Allsop Gallery, Bridport Arts Centre: Kit Glaiyser: On the way to work
Kit Glaisyer was born in 1971 in Dorchester, and grew up in Dorset. He moved to London in the early 90's, and soon gained wide recognition for his original and powerful paintings. In 1998 Glaisyer joned the Oakhayes Artist Residency in Symondsbury...
South London Gallery: Walter Crane (1845-1915): Wallpaper, Costumes and Book Design Alongside The Triumph of Labour
Founded by philanthropist William Rossiter, the South London Gallery opened on its present site in 1891. Rossiter was supported by a group of prominent contemporary artists, including John Ruskin and Frederic, Lord Leighton. The aim of the foundin...
Showstudio.com: Watching Paint Dry
Matthew Collings is widely recognised as a writer and broadcaster, though he is trained as and still practises as an artist. He has published several popular and high profile books such as Blimey and Art Crazy Nation that challenge the orthodoxy o...
Eldridge Street Project: Trance: A site-specific multimedia art installation
Through oral history interviews, video footage from the neighborhood, and spiritual and secular sound fragments, Trance will take the viewer on a conceptual journey through this historic house of worship, pausing along the way to pay tribute to th...

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