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Kew Bridge from the River Thames

Joseph Mallord William Turner
c.1805
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The Thames and Richmond Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner
c.1805
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?Kew Palace

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Kew Palace and Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Group of Trees and Rustic Bridge; Near Kew

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Kew Palace and Bridge Seen through Trees, from the Middlesex Bank of the Thames near the Entrance to the Grand Union Canal

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Kew Bridge and Palace

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Bridge on the Thames, Probably Kew

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Kew Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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Kew Palace and Bridge Seen through Trees, from the Middlesex Bank of the Thames

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805

The River Thames and Kew Bridge, with Brentford Eyot in the Foreground and Strand-on-Green Seen through the Arches: Low Tide

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1805
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The Thames Glimpsed between Trees, possibly at Kew Bridge

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