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Glencoe by Joseph Mallord William Turner — VisualArtsDB

Glencoe

Glencoe

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1831

Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: support: 116 x 186 mm
Museum: Tate

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Capriccio of the Thames at Isleworth, with the Pavilion at Syon

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Luxembourg

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Mountains beside Lake

Mountains beside Lake

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Manor House between Kirkstall and Knaresborough

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Loch Leven Castle, engraved by J.B. Allen

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Study for ‘The Vision’, for Rogers’s ‘Poems’

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Dunollie Castle from the Firth of Lorn

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Interior of the Cathedral, Trier, with Worshippers

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(a) Willows; (b) (Top) Buildings Seen through Willows; (Bottom) Study of Willows

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