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London Bridge by Joseph Mallord William Turner — VisualArtsDB

London Bridge

London Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1832

Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: support: 113 x 189 mm
Museum: Tate

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Various Figures

Various Figures

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1821

The Ruins of Cliveden House

The Ruins of Cliveden House

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1805

Group of Buildings, Etc.

Group of Buildings, Etc.

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1825

Distant View of Monzie Castle in an Extensive Landscape

Distant View of Monzie Castle in an Extensive Landscape

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1801

The West Choir and Towers of Trier Cathedral and the Adjacent Liebfrauenkirche

The West Choir and Towers of Trier Cathedral and the Adjacent Liebfrauenkirche

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1839

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[title not known]

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1826

Askrigg Village and Church, with a View of Semer Water

Askrigg Village and Church, with a View of Semer Water

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1816

Three Landscape Sketches

Three Landscape Sketches

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1840

?A Curtained Bed, with Figures

?A Curtained Bed, with Figures

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1834

A Ruined Castle and Other Buildings on a Hill, Posibly Ludlow

A Ruined Castle and Other Buildings on a Hill, Posibly Ludlow

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1798

Durham: The Castle Seen from the Opposite Bank of the River

Durham: The Castle Seen from the Opposite Bank of the River

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1801

The New Moon; or, ‘I’ve lost My Boat, You shan’t have Your Hoop’

The New Moon; or, ‘I’ve lost My Boat, You shan’t have Your Hoop’

Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1840