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Cattle and sheep rest on the hillside as a woman milks a goat and gives the child a drink; a herder plays the bagpipes. Etching after N. Berchem.
Nicolaes Pieterszoon BerchemDate: 1700-1799Reference: 30126i
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A man accompanied by a child is playing the bagpipes. Coloured lithograph, 18--.
Date: 1800-1899Reference: 34040i
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A man in a kilt is playing the bag-pipes. Engraving by H. Robinson, 1832, after E. Goodall.
Edward GoodallDate: [1832]Reference: 29495i
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Two men and a woman dance to music played by a bagpiper, watched by two women and a man; beyond, a river and an old town. Etching attributed to Perelle.
Perelle.Date: [between 1600 and 1699]Reference: 3043154i
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A Scottish piper playing the bagpipes to his five dogs. Engraving by H. Beckwith after E. H. Landseer.
Edwin LandseerDate: [between 1800 and 1899]Reference: 2398653i
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A member of the Royal Scots Fusiliers playing the bagpipes in a camp in the Zulu War; a Zulu man is crouching down with his hands over his ears. Wood engraving by C.Roberts after Melton Prior, 1879.
Melton PriorDate: [1879]Reference: 34146i
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A man is holding a set of bagpipes. Aquatint.
Reference: 34024i
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A distracted wounded soldier listens to a bagpiper, while being comforted by a woman and dog. Lithograph by E.J.H. Vernet.
Horace VernetDate: 1800-1899Reference: 20094i
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A blind musician holding a uilleann pipe or pastoral bagpipe. Etching attributed to G. Grattan.
Grattan, George.Date: [between 1800 and 1809?]Reference: 16514i
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An episode in Baldo by Teofilo Folengo (Merlin Cocai): at a festive dance, Cingar pretends to stab Berta in a fit of jealousy; he had fitted a canister of blood under a white scarf round her neck, so that he could appear to kill her and then revive her. Etching.
Reference: 42873i
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A man holding a set of bagpipes. Engraving by R.C. Bell after Sir D. Wilkie.
David WilkieDate: [1852]Reference: 29497i
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A man from Rossano in Calabria playing the bagpipes. Watercolour.
Date: 1800-1899Reference: 34037i
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A man is leaning against a tree and playing the bagpipes. Engraving after or by, or heliogravure after, Albrecht Dürer.
Reference: 34022i
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A man wearing a hat with a feather in it is playing the bagpipes. Coloured lithograph, 18--.
Date: 1800-1899Reference: 34029i
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A young woman guiding a blind bag-piper over a bridge in Scotland. Stipple engraving by S.W. Reynolds, 1848, after F. Tayler.
John Frederick TaylerDate: March 1848Reference: 673585i
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A woman in Libya dancing accompanied by a bagpiper. Coloured lithograph by M. Gauci, 1821, after F.G. Lyon.
George Francis LyonDate: Feb. 1 1821Reference: 34301i
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A blind bag-piper playing to a family inside a cottage. Etching by E. Goodall after F. Goodall, 1848.
Frederick GoodallDate: [1848]Reference: 667110i
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A man playing the bagpipes. Watercolour.
Reference: 34027i
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Men sitting by a fireplace in an inn: they drink, smoke, play the bagpipe and make advances on women. Etching after J. Dassonville.
Dassonville, Jacques, approximately 1609-1670.Reference: 2846782i

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Cattle and sheep rest on the hillside as a woman milks a goat and gives the child a drink; a herder plays the bagpipes. Etching after N. Berchem.

A man accompanied by a child is playing the bagpipes. Coloured lithograph, 18--.

A man in a kilt is playing the bag-pipes. Engraving by H. Robinson, 1832, after E. Goodall.

Two men and a woman dance to music played by a bagpiper, watched by two women and a man; beyond, a river and an old town. Etching attributed to Perelle.

A Scottish piper playing the bagpipes to his five dogs. Engraving by H. Beckwith after E. H. Landseer.

A member of the Royal Scots Fusiliers playing the bagpipes in a camp in the Zulu War; a Zulu man is crouching down with his hands over his ears. Wood engraving by C.Roberts after Melton Prior, 1879.

A man is holding a set of bagpipes. Aquatint.

A distracted wounded soldier listens to a bagpiper, while being comforted by a woman and dog. Lithograph by E.J.H. Vernet.

A blind musician holding a uilleann pipe or pastoral bagpipe. Etching attributed to G. Grattan.

An episode in Baldo by Teofilo Folengo (Merlin Cocai): at a festive dance, Cingar pretends to stab Berta in a fit of jealousy; he had fitted a canister of blood under a white scarf round her neck, so that he could appear to kill her and then revive her. Etching.

A man holding a set of bagpipes. Engraving by R.C. Bell after Sir D. Wilkie.

A man from Rossano in Calabria playing the bagpipes. Watercolour.

A man is leaning against a tree and playing the bagpipes. Engraving after or by, or heliogravure after, Albrecht Dürer.

A man wearing a hat with a feather in it is playing the bagpipes. Coloured lithograph, 18--.

A young woman guiding a blind bag-piper over a bridge in Scotland. Stipple engraving by S.W. Reynolds, 1848, after F. Tayler.

A woman in Libya dancing accompanied by a bagpiper. Coloured lithograph by M. Gauci, 1821, after F.G. Lyon.

A blind bag-piper playing to a family inside a cottage. Etching by E. Goodall after F. Goodall, 1848.

A man playing the bagpipes. Watercolour.

Men sitting by a fireplace in an inn: they drink, smoke, play the bagpipe and make advances on women. Etching after J. Dassonville.