In Tate Britain
Prints and Drawings Room
View by appointment- Artist
- Philip James De Loutherbourg 1740–1812
- Medium
- Pen and ink and graphite on paper
- Dimensions
- Support: 79 x 118 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
- Reference
- D36395
Turner Bequest CCCLXXII 36
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- cottage(599)
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- village(759)
- river(7,971)
- Denbighshire(65)
- Wales(1,812)
- River Dee(41)
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Philip James De Loutherbourg The Banks of the River Dee at Llangollen
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Houses and Part of the Bridge at Llangollen
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Houses at Beddgelert, with a Mountain Beyond
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Houses and Mountains Seen from a Bridge near Llangollen
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg A Barn and Other Buildings with Wooded Hills, Perhaps near the Llangollen Canal
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Hills and Woods at Briton Ferry, Seen from the Estuary of the Neath River
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg View of a River with Houses by a Single-Arched Bridge, and a Tower on a Wooded Hill Beyond
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg View of the Mountains round Llyn Ogwen, Looking North West
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Wooded Hills beside Water (?at Briton Ferry)
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg Rocks beside the Neath River at Aberdulais Mill
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg A Water Mill and Other Buildings beside a Canal (?the Llangollen Canal)
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg The Bridge at Beddgelert with Part of Moel Hebog
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg A Wooded Cape with a House on a Low Promontory at Briton Ferry
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg A Large Copper-Smelting Works at Swansea (Perhaps the Copper Works at Landore on the River Tawe, North of Swansea)
1786 or 1800 -
Philip James De Loutherbourg A Wooded Cape at Briton Ferry
1786 or 1800