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The South Gate, Exeter

Thomas Rowlandson, c. 1800–1805

The South Gate was a magnificent gateway with its own fortifications in the form of a ditch which had to be crossed by a bridge. The bridge was demolished in 1819 to cope with the increase in traffic.

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Title of artwork, date

The South Gate, Exeter, c. 1800–1805

Date supported

2002

Medium and material

Pen & grey and brown ink & watercolour over pencil

Dimensions

17.5 x 24 cm

Grant

540

Total cost

2223

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