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Earlier British watercolours lent by the Whitworth Institute

18 January – 1 April 1923

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Joseph Mallord William Turner, Valle Crucis Abbey, with Dinas Brân 1794–5. Tate.

Joseph Mallord William Turner
Valle Crucis Abbey, with Dinas Brân (1794–5)
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The Whitworth Institute, Manchester, possesses, perhaps, the most representative collection of British watercolours outside London, and it was thought that, while the Turner Liber Studiorum Collection was being exhibited at Manchester and displacing some of these watercolours from the walls there, it would be of interest to show some of the earlier British watercolours from the collection in London for three months.

A few additional drawings by Turner, Cotman, Alexander Cozens and Rowlandson were included in the exhibition

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18 January – 1 April 1923

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

1775–1851

Alexander Cozens

1717–1786

Thomas Rowlandson

1756–1827
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