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Biography
David Lucas (1802–1881) was an English mezzotint engraver, best known for his association with John Constable.
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John Constable, David Lucas Vignette: Hampstead Heath, Middlesex
1831 or 2 -
John Constable, David Lucas The Cornfield
published 1834 -
John Constable, David Lucas Noon
published 1831 -
John Constable, David Lucas Stonehenge
published 1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas A Cottage in a Cornfield
published 1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas Weymouth Bay, Dorsetshire
published 1830 -
John Constable, David Lucas Old Sarum (first plate)
published 1830 -
John Constable, David Lucas Castle Acre Priory
published 1855
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