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Joseph Mallord William Turner Landscape with Three Figures
Etched by Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1775–1851, British
Landscape with Three Figures
1812
Alfred Parsons Bablock Hythe, Near Oxford
Alfred Parsons, 1847–1920, British
Bablock Hythe, Near Oxford
1881
David Lucas Yarmouth, Norfolk
Print made by David Lucas, 1802–1881, British
Yarmouth, Norfolk
1832
Albany E. Howarth A Street in Montreuil
Albany E. Howarth, 1872–1936
A Street in Montreuil
David Lucas A Mill Near Brighton
Print made by David Lucas, 1802–1881, British
A Mill Near Brighton
1829
Joseph Cartwright Side View of Single Barque
Joseph Cartwright, c.1789–1829, British
Side View of Single Barque
undated
William Henry Pyne Hay Making, from "Picturesque groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
William Henry Pyne, 1769–1843, British
Hay Making, from "Picturesque groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
1802
William Henry Pyne Miscellaneous Figures
William Henry Pyne, 1769–1843, British
Miscellaneous Figures
1802
William Henry Pyne Fishermen, from "Picturesque Groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
William Henry Pyne, 1769–1843, British
Fishermen, from "Picturesque Groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
1802
William Henry Pyne Woodmen, from "Picturesque Groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
William Henry Pyne, 1769–1843, British
Woodmen, from "Picturesque Groups for the Embellishment of Landscape in a series of above 1000 Subjects..."
1802