Harvesters Resting by Thomas Sheard Print Discovery Museum

Harvesters Resting by Thomas Sheard Print Discovery MuseumReproduction print featuring Harvesters Resting by Thomas Frederick Mason Sheard. 50 x 70cm Image reproduced from the Shipley Art Gallery collection exclusively for North East Museums. To find out more about the original artwork visit our collection search and enter the unique item accession number TWCMS : F9380. Looking for a framed version, canvas, different size, or can't find the artwork you're after? Visit Magnolia Box, our partner print on

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Author: Alan Michael Whitworth

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Group leaders are responsible for the behaviour of their group at all times

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To find out more about the original artwork visit our collection search and enter the unique item accession number TWCMS : K20733

whose work spanned 50 years in government office and offering a glimpse into the personal and professional life of Beecham through engaging narrative and illustrations

Bella and the Bairns

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an early wooden railway built in 1785 which was discovered on Tyneside†in 2013