File:Back door and library window - Craigenputtock.JPG
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A sketch of the back door at Craigenputtock by James Paterson when he was staying there in 1882.
| Painting information | ||
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| Artist | James Paterson (painter) | |
| Title | The back door, Craigenputtock | |
| Year | 1882 | |
| Technique | Charcoal | |
| Dimensions | 60x100 | |
| Current location | unknown | Edinburgh |
| Source | public domain | |
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