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Swiss Fortress by Joseph Mallord William Turner — VisualArtsDB

Swiss Fortress

Swiss Fortress

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1830

Medium: Chalk and watercolour on paper
Dimensions: support: 244 x 338 mm
Museum: Tate

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A Cross, Hanging from a Chain

A Cross, Hanging from a Chain

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Lake Thun with Mountains, Looking towards Interlaken

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A View along the ?Kent Coast

A View along the ?Kent Coast

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Part of a Standing Angel with Arms Raised

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Rye from Winchelsea

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The Bay of Morlaix from near Locqénolé, with the Penn-al-Lann Peninsula, the Ile Louêt and the Château de Taureau

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Penryn

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Inscription by Turner: Draft of Poetry

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Diagram of a Quadrilateral Plane in Perspective, Probably after Giulio Troili

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