Slide set: The travail of His soul: Jesus and His friends (religious: Newton & Co., 36 slides, 1905-1909)
Newton & Co., England
in stock of Newton & Co., 1909-1925 (item ref. AAH)
G.R. Balleine, ‘The travail of His soul: Jesus and His friends’ in Lantern services 3
continued from The travail of His soul: Jesus and the penitent (religious: Newton & Co., 36 slides, 1905-1909)
continued by The travail of His soul: Jesus and perplexity (religious: Newton & Co., 36 slides, 1905-1909)
Lantern services, number 31
AUBERT, Joseph (1849-1924) – creator of source image(s), slides 28-29
BOUGUEREAU, William-Adolphe (1825-1905) – creator of source image(s), slide 20
DIETRICH, A. (fl. C19th) – creator of source image(s), slide 34
DIXON, C.S. (1866-1938) – creator of source image(s), slides 6, 26-27
DOBSON, W.C.T., R.A. (1817-1898) – creator of source image(s), slide 12
PRYNNE, Edward Fellowes (1854-1921) – creator of source image(s), slides 11, 25
TISSOT, James (1836-1902) – creator of source image(s), slide 13
WALKER, Frederick, A.R.A., R.W.S. (1840-1875) – creator of source image(s), slide 30
1 slide known to exist in private collection
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