Joseph Mallord William Turner

The Washburn Valley, with Lindley Bridge and Hall

?1808

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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: Support: 446 x 593 mm
Collection: Tate
Acquisition: Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
Reference: D12121
Turner Bequest CLIV W

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

The Washburn Valley, with Lindley Bridge and Hall

?1808

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Joseph Mallord William Turner The Washburn Valley with Lindley Hall and Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner The River Washburn with Lindley Hall and Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner Lindley Hall, Lindley, near Farnley

Joseph Mallord William Turner Lindley Bridge and Hall from the River Washburn near Farnley Hall

Joseph Mallord William Turner Thurland Castle, Tunstall, from the South, with a View of the Lune Valley and a Detail of the House to the Left of the Bridge

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Valley with Houses and a Distant Bridge, Probably in County Durham or Northumberland

Joseph Mallord William Turner Lindley Hall, near Farnley, from beside Lake Tiny

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Valley with a Bridge and Buildings, Possibly Related to ‘Crossing the Brook’ or ‘Apullia in Search of Appullus’

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Bridge in a Wooded Valley, with Cattle

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Valley with a Distant Bridge and Hills

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Two-Part Panorama of the Ribble Valley from Great Mitton: The Great Mitton Church and Bridge, the River Ribble, and a Detail of the Church (Above); Mitton Hall, a View of Clitheroe Castle and Pendle Hill (Below)

Joseph Mallord William Turner New Bridge, Gunnislake, from the Tamar Valley

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Stone Bridge with Three Arches in a Wooded Valley, Probably in North Devon

Joseph Mallord William Turner A Bridge in a Wooded Valley with Buildings Beyond, Probably in South-West Devon

Joseph Mallord William Turner ?Tabley: Bridge to the Old Hall

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