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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy View of the Thames looking towards Cookham

View of the Thames looking towards Cookham

Peter De Wint

Art Funded
1940
Dimensions
56 x 40 cm
Art Fund grant
£105 (Total: £105)
Vendor
Fine Art Society
A sketch for a larger work.

On the reverse - a still life.

Oil on millboard

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Art we’ve helped buy at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery

Willow Pattern Plate
 Acquired 1934
Waterfall
 Acquired 1940
Watercolour
 Acquired 1940
View of the Thames looking towards Cookham
 Acquired 1940
Vase
 Acquired 1950
Two Roman gold Imperial aurei
 Acquired 2003
Two handled vase
 Acquired 1999
Two Chinese dishes
 Acquired 1961
Three Gold Torcs
 Acquired 1997
Three Coalport Vases
 Acquired 1955
The Pugh Collection of Victorian Staffordshire Portrait Figures
 Acquired 1980
The New Planet
 Acquired 1999
The Jetty, Dieppe
 Acquired 1953
The George Warre Collection
 Acquired 1938
The Gatehouse of Moreton Old Hall
 Acquired 1949
The Episode Nausicaa from the Ulysses suite
 Acquired 2000
The Discretion of Canute Atlee
 Acquired 1949
The Courtyard of Moreton Old Hall
 Acquired 1949
Tapestry
 Acquired 1953
Tanzende
 Acquired 2000
Swiss Cascade
 Acquired 1940
Stoneware pot
 Acquired 1996
Stoneware Jugs
 Acquired 1951
St. Etienne, Rouen
 Acquired 1940
Shadowplay Series 1997
 Acquired 2000
Set of chessmen
 Acquired 1944
Seal Matrix of Walter de Thornton
 Acquired 1999
Quay in Fife
 Acquired 2003
Porcelain vase
 Acquired 1994
Place du Pont-Neuf, Street in Montmartre, Place St Andre-des-Arts
 Acquired 1965
Pendant
 Acquired 2006
Owl jug
 Acquired 1991
Ottonian cruciform brooch
 Acquired 2002
New Hall Porcelain
 Acquired 1957
Minton ceramics
 Acquired 2004
Lindridge Collection of Post-War Studio Ceramics
 Acquired 2003
Lady Prudence Pelham
 Acquired 1987
Japanese and Chinese Pottery
 Acquired 1947
Interior: Girl by Mantlepiece
 Acquired 1979
Inscribed ring
 Acquired 2006
Gold and Ruby Finger Ring
 Acquired 1999
Godden Collection of multi-coloured printed pottery
 Acquired 2002
Forty ceramic tiles
 Acquired 1994
Finger ring
 Acquired 2010
Finger ring
 Acquired 2005
Fifteen pieces of late 18th and early 19th century porcelain
 Acquired 2013
Fetching Water
 Acquired 1953
Enamelled plate
 Acquired 1916
Enamelled plate
 Acquired 1916
Enamelled plate
 Acquired 1916
Dutch oven
 Acquired 1934
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Double Take
 Acquired 1999
Disk brooch
 Acquired 2006
Dancing Fool
 Acquired 2001
Dancers
 Acquired 2001
Cumbrian Blue(s): Spode Works Closed; Three Gorges...After the Dam 2
 Acquired 2011
Creamware teapot
 Acquired 1988
Creamware punchbowl
 Acquired 1990
Costume design for Tristan and Isolde
 Acquired 1932
Collection of Swansea and Staffordshire Pottery
 Acquired 1955
Collection of snuff & patch boxes
 Acquired 1940
Collection of lustre ware
 Acquired 1995
Collection of late 18th Century/ early 19th Century Staffordshire bone china
 Acquired 1992
Collection of Etchings
 Acquired 1939
Collection of ceramics & textiles
 Acquired 2002
Collection of ceramic table and ornamental ware
 Acquired 1995
Collection of 800 drawings of Trentham Hall Estate, Staffordshire
 Acquired 1996
Collection of 111 ceramic pieces
 Acquired 1992
Clegyr-Boia
 Acquired 2000
Chippendale Side Table and Gilt Mirror
 Acquired 1955
Carved oak muniment chest
 Acquired 1947
Bracket Clock
 Acquired 1955
Bowl & painting & silk scarf
 Acquired 2002
Bowl
 Acquired 2002
Angel Fool
 Acquired 2001
A Mortuary Urn
 Acquired 1948
A Cottage by a River
 Acquired 1953
9 pieces of near-Eastern pottery
 Acquired 1947
3 illustrations to Appollinaire's Calligrammes
 Acquired 2000
2 pieces of Martin ware
 Acquired 1923
14 architectural drawings for Trentham Hall
 Acquired 1997
13 Drawings
 Acquired 2001
1) Blessings vase; 2) Moss green bowl
 Acquired 2015
'Queen Anne' teaset
 Acquired 2008
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