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Elvet Bridge and Gilesgate, Durham by Joseph Mallord William Turner — VisualArtsDB

Elvet Bridge and Gilesgate, Durham

Elvet Bridge and Gilesgate, Durham

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1817

Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: support: 116 x 185 mm
Museum: Tate

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The Promenade by the Sea

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Heriot’s Hospital; and Edinburgh Castle from the Grassmarket

Heriot’s Hospital; and Edinburgh Castle from the Grassmarket

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Distant Hills on the Moors near Bowes

Distant Hills on the Moors near Bowes

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Mountains

Mountains

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Conway Castle

Conway Castle

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The River Thames, Caversham Bridge and Reading from the North-West; Caversham Church to the Left

The River Thames, Caversham Bridge and Reading from the North-West; Caversham Church to the Left

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