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Study for Upland Landscape

Thomas Gainsborough, 1783

Depicts wooded hills with a figure standing by a pond in the foreground. It is closely related to the finished painting, now in Munich, Germany. Its high finish suggests it was used to finalise the commission of the painting from the Prince of Wales.

More information

Title of artwork, date

Study for Upland Landscape, 1783

Date supported

2001

Medium and material

Black and white chalk on brown paper

Dimensions

26 x 36 cm

Grant

30000

Total cost

75000

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