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Mr James Weatherby
Liborio Prosperi
Fixing the Weathercock, Ashbourne Church, Derbyshire
Anonymous
Weathervane and Lightning Bolt
Anonymous
Weathervane
Anonymous
Weather vane from St Mary-le-Bow, London
JS Gardener
Stormy Weather near Ambleside, Cumbria, 1846
Henry Dawson
The Cowthorpe Oak, Near Wetherby, the Oldest Oak in England
Anonymous
Golfer And Caddy Weather Vane
Anonymous
Stormy Weather, Clearing Seaton Cliffs, South Devon, 19th century
John Mogford
Weathered Water Tank, 1972
Anonymous
Angel Weathervane
Anonymous
Weatherboard houses and shops on the Albert Embankment, Lambeth, London, 1900
Unknown
A grasshopper weathervane
Anonymous
A silhouette horse-and -rider weathervane
Anonymous
A fine and rare molded and gilt copper weathervane attributed to A
Anonymous
Feathered rooster and arrow weathervane
Anonymous
Broken Weather, North Coast of Cornwall
Henry Moore
A molded copper and cast zinc horse weathervane
Anonymous
Weather vanes, Billingsgate Market
Anonymous
Weathergage, Winner of the Cesarewitch Stakes, at Newmarket, 1852
Anonymous
Gnome carrying a weather frog
Anonymous
1970s Woman Weather Girl Meteorology Meteorologist Television News
Anonymous
19th century rooster weathervane
Anonymous
Galloping horse weathervane
Anonymous
Changing Weather, 1862
Erskine Nicol
Windy Weather
James Gillray
Stormy Weather: Making Signals to the Wreck
Anonymous
Illustration to A Happy Pair by Frederick Weatherly, 1890
Helen Beatrix Potter
Weather Forecasting in the United States
Anonymous
A View at Hampstead with Stormy Weather
John Constable
Ploughing in Stormy Weather, 1853
John and studio Gilbert
19th Century American Indian Weathervane
Anonymous
Fishermen upon a lee-shore in squally weather
Joseph Mallord William Turner
Very Slippy Weather, engraved by J. Sidebotham
James Gillray
After Bad Weather
Hector Caffieri
Weather vane from St Stephen, Coleman Street, London
JS Gardener
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