Portrait of John Scott Russell (1808-1882) Finish:10-pack 'Hare-skins Cook

'Hare-skins Cook

and the duty of the Liberal Party

Elevation and plan of the Canons' Cloisters and details of two doors

in the National Portrait Gallery London (NPG 1845) is attributed to Lemuel Francis Abbott

View of the house with water craft on the River Thames

Portrait of John Scott Russell (1808-1882) Finish:10-pack 'Hare-skins CookHead and shoulders portrait of Russell looking to the right as viewed and wearing holly leaves in his lapel. Oval within a printed decorative border. Printed inscription: 'JOHN SCOTT RUSSELL. Lock and Whitfield. Woodbury Process'. With an original printed sheet containing a brief biography of the subject. John Scott Russell was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1838. Original: woodburytype print. 1878