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after Joseph Mallord William Turner  1775-1851

Joseph Mallord William Turner from Picturesque Views in England and Wales, Richmond Terrace, Surrey 1838

from Picturesque Views in England and Wales (T04503-T04612; T05081-T05104; T05873; complete)

Richmond Terrace, Surrey  1838

Intaglio print on paper
image: 165 x 248 mm
on paper, print

Purchased 1986

T04611
Rawlinson number: 303

Turner often treated the panoramic view of the river Thames from Richmond Hill. His grandest version of this view is the large canvas exhibited in 1819, England: Richmond Hill on the Prince Regent's Birthday. As in other treatments of this prospect, Turner enlivens the foreground with elegant figures.

 

The engraver of this plate, JT Willmore, worked on thirteen other subjects for this series. This plate was one of the last to be engraved before the England and Wales project was brought to a premature end by the insolvency of the publisher Charles Heath.

 

 (From the display caption August 2004)