Joseph Mallord William Turner

(1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

1817

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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
Part of: Waterloo and Rhine Sketchbook
Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: Support: 150 × 94 mm
Collection: Tate
Acquisition: Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
Reference: D12876
Turner Bequest CLX 90

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) View upstream towards Oberwesel and the Schönburg; (3) View downstream to ‘The Brothers’, from the Road along the West Bank

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) ‘The Brothers’ from across the Rhine; (3) Burg Sterrenberg, Looking Upstream from the West Bank soon after Boppard; (4) Boat

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner The Castles of the Two Brothers and Church of Bornhofen, Looking Upstream from the West Bank between Boppard and Bad Salzig, with Travellers in the Foreground

1817
Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream; (2) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Southern End of Oberwesel, Looking Upstream; (4) Oberwesel and the Schönburg, Looking Upstream

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) View downstream to the Schönburg, Oberwesel, the Pfalz, Kaub and Burg Gutenfels; (2) View downstream, from closer to the Pfalz; (3) View upstream at the Bend above Braubach, Looking Towards Osterspay, with Travellers on the Road and a Rainbow

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

1817
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Boppard, Looking Downstream to the Franciscan Church, Ritter-Schwalbach Haus, Sandtor and Town Walls; (2) Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein (‘The Brothers’), Looking Downstream from the West Bank

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner ‘The Brothers’ and Bornhofen Church, Looking Upstream

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

1817
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Kaub, Looking Downstream towards Oberwesel; (2) Kaub, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Pfalz, Side View from Kaub; (4) The Pfalz, Looking Downstream

1833

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Joseph Mallord William Turner Three Rhine Views, Two Showing ‘The Brothers’

1833

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Joseph Mallord William Turner Ground Plan Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

(1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

1817

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) View upstream towards Oberwesel and the Schönburg; (3) View downstream to ‘The Brothers’, from the Road along the West Bank

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) ‘The Brothers’ from across the Rhine; (3) Burg Sterrenberg, Looking Upstream from the West Bank soon after Boppard; (4) Boat

Joseph Mallord William Turner The Castles of the Two Brothers and Church of Bornhofen, Looking Upstream from the West Bank between Boppard and Bad Salzig, with Travellers in the Foreground

Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream; (2) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Southern End of Oberwesel, Looking Upstream; (4) Oberwesel and the Schönburg, Looking Upstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) View downstream to the Schönburg, Oberwesel, the Pfalz, Kaub and Burg Gutenfels; (2) View downstream, from closer to the Pfalz; (3) View upstream at the Bend above Braubach, Looking Towards Osterspay, with Travellers on the Road and a Rainbow

Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Boppard, Looking Downstream to the Franciscan Church, Ritter-Schwalbach Haus, Sandtor and Town Walls; (2) Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein (‘The Brothers’), Looking Downstream from the West Bank

Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner ‘The Brothers’ and Bornhofen Church, Looking Upstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Kaub, Looking Downstream towards Oberwesel; (2) Kaub, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Pfalz, Side View from Kaub; (4) The Pfalz, Looking Downstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner Three Rhine Views, Two Showing ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner Ground Plan Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]

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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) View upstream towards Oberwesel and the Schönburg; (3) View downstream to ‘The Brothers’, from the Road along the West Bank

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) (2) ‘The Brothers’ from across the Rhine; (3) Burg Sterrenberg, Looking Upstream from the West Bank soon after Boppard; (4) Boat

Joseph Mallord William Turner The Castles of the Two Brothers and Church of Bornhofen, Looking Upstream from the West Bank between Boppard and Bad Salzig, with Travellers in the Foreground

Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream; (2) The Lorelei, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Southern End of Oberwesel, Looking Upstream; (4) Oberwesel and the Schönburg, Looking Upstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) View downstream to the Schönburg, Oberwesel, the Pfalz, Kaub and Burg Gutenfels; (2) View downstream, from closer to the Pfalz; (3) View upstream at the Bend above Braubach, Looking Towards Osterspay, with Travellers on the Road and a Rainbow

Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Boppard, Looking Downstream to the Franciscan Church, Ritter-Schwalbach Haus, Sandtor and Town Walls; (2) Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein (‘The Brothers’), Looking Downstream from the West Bank

Joseph Mallord William Turner Views Downstream from Mid-River: (1) to Bingen and Rüdesheim (Sketch of Rüdesheim to Right); (2) to St Roch’s Chapel, Bingen and Rüdesheim; (3) to Burg Klopp, Bingen, the Maüseturm and Burg Ehrenfels; (4) to the Church at Bornhofen and ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner ‘The Brothers’ and Bornhofen Church, Looking Upstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner Burg Rheinfels, Looking Downstream to Wellmich Church and Burg Maus in the Distance, from the Riverside at St Goar

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1) Kaub, Looking Downstream towards Oberwesel; (2) Kaub, Looking Downstream, with a Boat; (3) The Pfalz, Side View from Kaub; (4) The Pfalz, Looking Downstream

Joseph Mallord William Turner Three Rhine Views, Two Showing ‘The Brothers’

Joseph Mallord William Turner Ground Plan Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]

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