Luke Clennell

1781–1840

Luke Clennell, ‘The Beach at Hastings, Looking East’ 1815
The Beach at Hastings, Looking East 1815
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Biography

Luke Clennell (8 April 1781 – 9 February 1840) was an English engraver and painter.

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Artworks

after Luke Clennell, ‘The Beach at Hastings, Looking East’ 1815

After Luke Clennell The Beach at Hastings, Looking East

1815
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Folkestone’ 1814

After Luke Clennell Folkestone

1814
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Saltwood Castle, Kent’ 1816

After Luke Clennell Saltwood Castle, Kent

1816
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Hythe’ 1814

After Luke Clennell Hythe

1814
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after Luke Clennell, ‘The Beach at Hastings, Looking East’ 1815

After Luke Clennell The Beach at Hastings, Looking East

1815
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Folkestone’ 1814

After Luke Clennell Folkestone

1814
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Carisbrook Castle from the Calbourn Road’ 1814

After Luke Clennell Carisbrook Castle from the Calbourn Road

1814
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after Luke Clennell, ‘Dawlish’ 1820

After Luke Clennell Dawlish

1820
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