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George John
Pinwell RWS (London 26
December 1842 – 8
September 1875 London), was a
British illustrator and watercolourist.
Pinwell was born on 26 December...
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Arthur Boyd Houghton, John Tenniel, John
Everett Millais and
George John
Pinwell for Dalziel's
Illustrated Arabian Nights Entertainments,
published in 1865;...
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illustrations by
artists such as
Robert Barnes,
Edward Hughes, and
George Pinwell. It was
initially edited by
Scottish minister Thomas Guthrie. Due to declining...
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referred to as the Idyllists. They
include John
William North,
George John
Pinwell and
Frederick Walker. The
video to the
Bryan Adams hit "(Everything I Do)...
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Knowle Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative David Pinwell 2,483 67.2 6.3
Labour Simon Johnson 579 15.7 4.8
Green Mark
Amphlett 374 10.1 2.4 Liberal...
- 1847, the
Keymer Junction to
Lewes line opened. New
platforms (called
Pinwell) were
built opposite the terminus, west of the
Hastings line branch. On...
- not from the public.
Among his
friends were now
numbered Fred Walker, GJ
Pinwell and
their ****ociates.
Following them, he made a
certain number of drawings...
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crash death mystery".
Herald Sun. News Limited. Toohey, Brian;
William Pinwell (1990). Oyster: The
Story of the
Australian Secret Intelligence Agency...
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series of
articles on Fred Walker,
Charles Henry Bennett,
George John
Pinwell, and
Fritz Eltze,
which Swain wrote for Good
Words (1888–89), were incorporated...
- in art John
William North ARA RWS
Frederick Walker ARA RWS
George John
Pinwell RWS
Robert Walker Macbeth RA RWS
George Hemming Mason ARA
Arthur Boyd Houghton...
