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Drawings and Paintings by William Turner

William Turner (of Oxford), 1789–1862

25 watercolours and oil paintings: Clifton, Bristol; Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland; Skye; Tintagel Castle, Cornwall (two works); Dorechester, Oxon from near Nuneham; View from Crowel Hill, the Chilterns; Lostwithiel; Cherwell Valley, near Kirtlington; Greenwich Park by Moonlight; Snowdonia; Exbury House, near Fawley, New Forest; Tree in the Cotswolds; Gloucester from Birdlip (Cotswolds); Trees near Cherwell; In the Scottish Highlands; Aurora Borealis, Shipton-on-Cherwell; Tree in the Cotswolds (Adlestrop); Sheep in Masted Ferry, Lower Thames; Sea near Skye; Twilight, Shipton Manor, Oxon; Thames from Unwell Wood, Moulsford; The Mouth of the Medway; Berkley Castle, Glos (stolen 27/3/1979); Ogwen Valley and the Glyders, N Wales. Plus a number of untitled sketches in pencil.

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Title of artwork, date

Drawings and Paintings by William Turner, 1789–1862

Date supported

1931

Medium and material

Watercolour / oil / pencil

Gifted by

Sir Michael Sadler

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