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Christiana Jane Herringham
1852–1929
Christiana Jane Herringham [also known as Lady Herringham] was born Christiana Jane Powell in Blackheath, in Kent [now London], England on 8 December 1852.
Text Source: Art History Research net (AHR net)
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Goatsbeard late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Goatsbeard late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Life Study: Seated Woman with Her Legs to the Side late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Life Study: Seated Woman with Her Legs to the Side late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Europe: Church by a Canal late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Europe: Church by a Canal late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Italy: Verona Cathedral, Cloisters after 1906 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Italy: Verona Cathedral, Cloisters after 1906 Royal Holloway, University of London
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France: Termignon – Chapel of the Visitation, Side View late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)France: Termignon – Chapel of the Visitation, Side View late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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India: Ajanta – Fragment from the Hamsa Jataka 1909–1911 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)India: Ajanta – Fragment from the Hamsa Jataka 1909–1911 Royal Holloway, University of London
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India: Ahmedabad – Dada Harir's Mosque probably 1906 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)India: Ahmedabad – Dada Harir's Mosque probably 1906 Royal Holloway, University of London
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India: Ajanta – Sketch of the Bodhisattva Padmapani (Bearer of the Lotus), Cave 1 1906 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)India: Ajanta – Sketch of the Bodhisattva Padmapani (Bearer of the Lotus), Cave 1 1906 Royal Holloway, University of London
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Egypt: Cairo – Al-Ghuri Mosque late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Egypt: Cairo – Al-Ghuri Mosque late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Egypt: Cairo – Ibn Tulun Mosque late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Egypt: Cairo – Ibn Tulun Mosque late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Great Britain: Guildford – Millmead late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Great Britain: Guildford – Millmead late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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France: Rouen Cathedral, Interior late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)France: Rouen Cathedral, Interior late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Head of Saint Catherine Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Head of Saint Catherine Royal Holloway, University of London
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Europe: Norman Arch and Steps late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Europe: Norman Arch and Steps late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Life Study: Woman Turned Away from Viewer with Raised Arms late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Life Study: Woman Turned Away from Viewer with Raised Arms late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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India: Study of the Udaipur Island Palace probably 1906–1907 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)India: Study of the Udaipur Island Palace probably 1906–1907 Royal Holloway, University of London
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India: Mandu – Hoshang Shah's Tomb 1909–1911 Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)India: Mandu – Hoshang Shah's Tomb 1909–1911 Royal Holloway, University of London
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Study of Leaves late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Study of Leaves late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Europe: White Building Surrounded by Cliffs late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Europe: White Building Surrounded by Cliffs late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
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Europe: Mountain Landscape late 19th C–early 20th C Christiana Jane Herringham (1852–1929)Europe: Mountain Landscape late 19th C–early 20th C Royal Holloway, University of London
