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Three Studies of a Woman with a Wheelbarrow and Scales; Study of the Head of a Young Man or Woman wearing a Beaver Hat

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1791

Wolverhampton: The Parish Church of St Peter and Houses in High Green, with Market Stalls

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1794
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Salisbury: The Old Market House

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1795
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A View down a Broad Street, with Figures and Tables by a Market Cross

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1801
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?An Interior

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1802
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A Market Place

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1807
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A Cart or Stall

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1807
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?Hastings; a Fish-Market on the Beach

Joseph Mallord William Turner
c.1810
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Norwich Market-Place

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A Florentine Fruit Stall

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c.1777

Sleaford Church, engraved by Batholemew Howlett

After Joseph Mallord William Turner
published 1801

Edinburgh, High Street, engraved by Le Keux and Cooke

After Joseph Mallord William Turner
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