In Tate Britain
Prints and Drawings Room
View by appointment- Artist
- After Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
- Medium
- Engraving on paper
- Dimensions
- None
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Transferred from the British Museum 1988
- Reference
- T05926
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After Joseph Mallord William Turner Cloisters of Whalley Abbey, engraved by Basire
published 1800 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Sherburne Chapel in Mitton Church, engraved by Basire
published 1801 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Carlisle, engraved by Walker
published 1797 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Bridgenorth, engraved by Walker
published 1795 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Distant View of Whalley Abbey, engraved by Basire
published 1800 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Hampton Court, Herefordshire, engraved by Storer
published 1801 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Whalley Abbey (Nearer View), engraved by Basire
published 1800 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Whalley Abbey: Arches of the Dormitory
1799 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Florence, from the Ponte alla Carraia, engraved by S. Rawle
published 1818 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Chapel and Hall of Oriel College, engraved by Skelton
published c.1820–3 -
After Edward Dayes Furness Abbey, Lancashire, engraved by J. Greig
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After Joseph Mallord William Turner Part of Chester Castle, engraved by Byrne
published 1810 -
After Edward Dayes St Augustine’s Gate, Canterbury, Kent, engraved by J. Rawle
published 1802 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner East End of Merton College Chapel, engraved by Skelton
published c.1820–3 -
After Joseph Mallord William Turner Crook of Lune, Looking towards Hornby Castle, engraved by J. Archer
published 1821