David Lucas
1802–1881
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In Tate Britain
Biography
David Lucas (1802 – 22 August 1881) was a British mezzotinter, best known for his association with John Constable.
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John Constable, David Lucas Gillingham Mill, Dorsetshire
c.1843, c.1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas Mill near Colchester
c.1845–6, c.1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas The Cornfield
published 1834 -
John Constable, David Lucas Porch of the Church at East Bergholt, Suffolk
first published 1846, reprinted 1993 -
John Constable, David Lucas A Cottage in a Cornfield (Variant 3)
first published 1846, reprinted 1993 -
John Constable, David Lucas The Glebe Farm
published 1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas Summer Morning
published 1855 -
John Constable, David Lucas Stoke by Neyland, Suffolk
published 1855
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