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Part of the Town of Plymouth, below the Hoe & Plymouth Breakwater from Cattedown

Francis Towne, 1815

(1) 'Part of the Town of Plymouth below the Hoe'.Signed and dated 30 Aug. 1815. Dims 14 x 23 cm. (2) 'Plymouth Breakwater from Cattedown', a little way up the Cattewater, Staddon Heights on the left, Rame Head on the right, Mount Batten in the middle distance. Signed and dated 5 Sept. 1815. Dims 30 x 46 cm.

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Title of artwork, date

Part of the Town of Plymouth, below the Hoe & Plymouth Breakwater from Cattedown, 1815

Date supported

1939

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Ink and colour wash

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