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James Aitken

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James Aitken (1853 - 1935) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  James Aitken is known for Seascape, ship painting.

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for James Aitken available:    Joel Owen,  Bohuslav Barlow,  Roy Perry,  James Longueville,  Adolphus Knell,  Eric Ward,  Theodore Major,  Arthur Delaney,  Elliot H Marten,  George Thomas Paice,  David W Haddon,  Charles Wyatt Warren,  Joseph Kirkpatrick,  Tom Coates,  Harold Riley,  Alfred H Vickers,  John Syer,  David Cox the Younger,  Owen Bowen,  Rowland Suddaby,  Thomas Miles Richardson Jr,  Alfred Augustus Glendening Sr,  Bernard Dufour,  James Lawrence Isherwood



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