In Tate Britain
Prints and Drawings Room
View by appointment- Artist
- Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
- Medium
- Graphite, pen and ink and gouache on paper
- Dimensions
- Support: 95 x 282 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
- Reference
- D24905
Turner Bequest CCLX 69
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Joseph Mallord William Turner Rouen from the Mont-aux-Malades, with Mont Ste-Catherine in the Distance
?1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner The Quayside at Rouen (Lower View); Impression of the Church of Notre-Dame at Louviers (Above)
?1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner At Rouen
c.1830
Joseph Mallord William Turner Rouen: The Bridge of Boats, the New Stone Bridge and the Cathedral
?1827–9
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?1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner Evreux: The Cathedral of Notre-Dame from the North
?1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner Evreux: A Distant View from the South, on the Road Leading to Vernon
?1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner ?Bridge of Boats, Rouen
c.1830
Joseph Mallord William Turner The Faubourg Saint-Sever at Rouen, Normandy
c.1832
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c.1830
Joseph Mallord William Turner Gisors: the Church of St-Gervais and St-Protais, with the Chateau above
c.1827–9
Joseph Mallord William Turner The Bridge at Vernon from the West, and (Upside Down) a View of the Seine near Vernon
?1827–9
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c.1830
Joseph Mallord William Turner Rouen, Normandy
1826
Joseph Mallord William Turner A ‘fête-champetre’ at Gisors
?1827–9