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Study of the Image for ‘The Godhead Fires’ in the ‘Pygmalion and the Image’ Series
Source: Tate Modern
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Publication Date: c.1868
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Sketch for ‘Jesus Washing Peter’s Feet’
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Publication Date: c.1851
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South View of Lowther Castle, the Seat of William Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale, engraved by J. Thomas
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Publication Date: published 1833
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Landscape with Figures by Moonlight
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Publication Date: ?exhibited 1826
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Lilburn Tower, Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland
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Publication Date: date not known
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The Thames from Richmond Hill
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Publication Date: c.1825–36
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The Holy House inside the Santuario della Santa Casa, Loreto
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Publication Date: 1819
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The Entombment of the Dead Christ, after Titian
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Publication Date: 1802
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The Bridge in the Middle Distance
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Publication Date: c.1806–7
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Stoke Damerel and Stonehouse Creek from Plymouth
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Publication Date: 1813
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Loch Lomond, for Rogers’s ‘Poems’
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Publication Date: c.1830–2
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Lecture Diagram 59: Pulteney Bridge, Bath, in Perspective (after Thomas Malton Junior)
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Publication Date: c.1810
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Land’s End: Dr Syntax’s Head from Dr Johnson’s Head
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Publication Date: 1811
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Ivy Bridge, on the River Erme at Ivybridge
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Publication Date: 1814
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Inscription by Turner: Notes, Probably from Richard Payne Knight’s ‘Account of the Remains of the Worship of Priapus’
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Publication Date: c.1807–14
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