Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788)

Thomas Gainsborough "Mr and Mrs Andrews" (1748-1749) National Gallery, London	Thomas Gainsborough "River Landscape" (1768-1770) Museum of Art, Philadelphia	Thomas Gainsborough "Master John Heathcote" (1770) National Gallery of Art, Washington	Thomas Gainsborough "The Marsham Children" (1787) Staatliche Museen, Berlin
Thomas Gainsborough "Mrs Sarah Siddons" (1785) National Gallery, London	Thomas Gainsborough "Landscape in Suffolk" (1750) Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	Thomas Gainsborough "Mrs Grace Dalrymple Elliot" (1778) Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York	Thomas Gainsborough "The Artists Daughters with a Cat" (1759-1761) National Gallery, London
Thomas Gainsborough "Mr and Mrs William Hallett - The Morning Walk" (1785) National Gallery, London	Thomas Gainsborough "Lady Alston" (1760-1765) Musee du Louvre, Paris	Thomas Gainsborough "Portrait of a Lady in Blue" (1779-1781) The Hermitage, St. Petersburg	Thomas Gainsborough "Mrs Mary Robinson - Perdita" (1781) Wallace Collection, London
Thomas Gainsborough "Conversation in a Park" (1740) Musee du Louvre, Paris	Thomas Gainsborough "Six studies of a cat" (1765-1770) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam	Thomas Gainsborough "The Artists Wife" (1758) Staatliche Museen, Berlin	Thomas Gainsborough "Mary Countess of Howe" (1764) Iveagh Bequest, Kenwood House, London
Thomas Gainsborough "Portrait of Sarah Buxton" (1776-1777) Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid	Thomas Gainsborough "Self-Portrait" (1787) Royal Academy of Arts, London	Thomas Gainsborough "Johann Christian Fischer" (1780) Royal Collection, Windsor	Thomas Gainsborough "Squire John Wilkinson" (1776) Staatliche Museen, Berlin
Thomas Gainsborough "Elizabeth Wrottesly" (1764-1765) National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne	Thomas Gainsborough "Johann Christian Bach" (1776) Bibliografico Musicale, Museo Civico, Bologna	Thomas Gainsborough "Isaac Henrique Sequeira" () Museo del Prado, Madrid

East Anglian Daily Times	">'The dullest and most stupid place on earth . . .' Charles Dickens in Suffolk ... East Anglian Daily Times - 7 Feb 2012 at 2:05am A few decades earlier, Charles Dickens had set a memorable comic scene there, featuring Mr Pickwick Slumkey's election agent, Mr Perker, is apparently based on a real-life Sudbury figure called George William Andrews – a solicitor, Clive believes.
Henley Standard	The faces of Henley Henley Standard - 16 Jan 2012 at 4:32am lNorman “Flash” Topsom MBE, of Gainsborough Hill, Henley, who has worked on the railways for 50 years and is station master at Twyford. Mr Topsom, who is known for his mutton sideboards, is pictured blowing his whistle. lSian Gordon, 23, a reporter for ...
MPs debate Metal Theft DeHavilland (press release) (subscription) - 8 Feb 2012 at 1:25am Mr Edward Leigh (Gainsborough) (Con): My hon. Friend the Member for Brigg and Goole (Andrew Percy) mentioned Lincolnshire, where I too have been a victim of metal theft. My whole home was trashed because thieves stole the boiler without turning off the ...