Joseph Mallord William Turner

Loch Lomond, or Loch Long; and Dumbarton Rock

1831

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Artist
Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
Part of
Stirling and the West Sketchbook
Medium
Graphite on paper
Dimensions
Support: 125 × 201 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition
Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
Reference
D26568
Turner Bequest CCLXX 67

Catalogue entry

Two inscriptions on this page – ‘L Lo’ and ‘Lo’ – indicate that the two sketches at the top of the page and the sketch at the left, drawn with the book turned to the right, are either of Loch Lomond or of Loch Long. Of the two the head of Loch Lomond is probably the closest match, as in folio 86 verso (D26606).
At the right of the sketch with the book turned to the left is a distant view of Dumbarton Rock as seen from the River Clyde to the south. For further sketches of the rock see folio 71 verso (D26577).

Thomas Ardill
October 2009

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