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Samuel Scott (1702 – 12 October 1772) was a British landscape painter known for his riverside scenes and seascapes.
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Samuel Scott A Morning, with a View of Cuckold’s Point
c.1750–60 -
Samuel Scott A View of Westminster Bridge and Parts Adjacent
engraved 1758 -
Samuel Scott A View of London Bridge before the Late Alterations
engraved 1758 -
Samuel Scott A Sunset, with a View of Nine Elms
c.1750–60 -
Samuel Scott A Lady in Full Dress, Seen from Behind
date not known -
Samuel Scott A Lady with Hands Folded
c.1760 -
Samuel Scott An Arch of Westminster Bridge
c.1750 -
Samuel Scott Admiral Anson’s Action off Cape Finisterre 1747
c.1749–50
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