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John Baptist Malchair (ca. 1730 – 1812) was a German-born watercolour-artist, violinist, drawing master, and collector of traditional European music. He is described as “one of the most distinctive figures of eighteenth century Oxford”, and is recognised as having been an influence on later landscape artists, including John Constable.
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John Baptist Malchair Barmouth
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John Baptist Malchair View from Elsfield
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John Baptist Malchair A Castellated Mill on a Waterfall, after Sir G. Beaumont
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John Baptist Malchair From Wolvercot
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John Baptist Malchair Godstow Abbey
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John Baptist Malchair Moel-y-Ffrydd
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John Baptist Malchair [title not known]
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John Baptist Malchair South View from the Water
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