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GALLERY

A selection of Brewer etchings grouped to show the range of his subject matter in a variety of styles.
Click on each thumbnail to see an enlarged view with title. (Resolution not intended for duplication.)

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"BLUE HOUR" TOWER ETCHINGS

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BH Namur St. Jean Baptiste.JPG
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LITTLE GATES AND ARCHES AT NIGHT

WATER VIEWS OF TOWNS AND CITIES

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LARGE CHURCH INTERIOR VIEWS IN COLOR

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MONOTONE CATHEDRAL EXTERIORS FROM THE LATE 1920s

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Lake Como (Gravedona) warmer_edited_edit

LAKE VIEWS FROM ITALY

SCENES FROM CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD

LARGE CATHEDRAL EXTERIOR VIEWS IN COLOR

RHEIMS CATHEDRAL: NORTH TRANSEPT, WEST FRONT, SOUTH TRANSEPT

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TWO SCENES FROM SCOTLAND

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A VISIT TO VENICE

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TWO EARLY BREWER ETCHINGS PRINTED BY CHARLES WELCH

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MORE BLUE HOUR ETCHINGS

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BH%20The%20Doge's%20Palace_edited_edited
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BH Rouen Cathedral from the East_edited_
BH Rue de bac, Rouen retouched BSD_edite

THREE EARLY MONOCHROME CATHEDRAL INTERIORS

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The Choir, Westminster Abbey_edited_edit

THREE CATHEDRAL INTERIORS FROM SPAIN -
COLLABORATIONS OF HENRY AND JAMES DURING WWI

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Street in Seville, A 1916 JAB HCB croppe

THREE MORE MEDITERRANEAN SCENES
CO-SIGNED BY HENRY AND JAMES

Granada from the Albaicyn JAB-HCB1917_ed
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem

NOTRE DAME, PARIS

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NotreDame, Paris (The North Transept)_ed

MORE TO COME - VISIT AGAIN

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