Thomas Shotter Boys

1803–1874

Thomas Shotter Boys, ‘The Seine and Palace of the Tuileries’ c.1830–5
The Seine and Palace of the Tuileries c.1830–5
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Biography

Thomas Shotter Boys (1803–1874) was an English watercolour painter and lithographer.

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Artworks

Thomas Shotter Boys, ‘The Seine and Palace of the Tuileries’ c.1830–5

Thomas Shotter Boys The Seine and Palace of the Tuileries

c.1830–5
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