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Title: The Turner Gallery. A Series of One Hundred and Twenty Engravings...
Series/Portfolio: The Turner Gallery
Artist:
Joseph Mallord William Turner (British, London 1775–1851 London)
Author:
William Cosmo Monkhouse (British, London 1840–1901 Skegness)
Engraver:
James Baylis Allen (British, Birmingham 1803–1876 London)
Engraver:
John Carr Armytage (British, London 1802–1897)
Engraver:
Robert Brandard (British, Birmingham 1805–1862 London)
Engraver:
Samuel Bradshaw (British, active 1832–80)
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William Chapman (British, Sunderland 1817–1879)
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John Cousen (British, Bradford 1804–1880 South Norwood)
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Charles Cousen (British, Horton, Bradford 1815–1889 Weston-super-Mare)
Engraver:
Ebenezer Challis (British, active 1836–80)
Engraver:
William Bernard Cooke (British, 1778–1855 Camberwell, London)
Engraver:
Edward Goodall (British, near Leeds 1795–1870 London)
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Charles Henry Jeens (British, Uley, Gloucestershire 1827–1879 London)
Engraver:
William Miller (British, Edinburgh, Scotland 1796–1882 Sheffield)
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Thomas Abiel Prior (British, 1809–1886 Calais)
Engraver:
William Richardson (British, active 1842–77)
Engraver:
Lumb Stocks (British, Lightcliffe, Yorkshire 1812–1892 London)
Engraver:
Charles William Sharpe (British, Birmingham 1818–1899 Burnham, Buckinghamshire)
Engraver:
James Tibbits Willmore (British, Handsworth 1800–1863 London)
Engraver:
Robert William Wallis (British, London 1794–1878 Hove, Sussex)
Publisher:
D. Appleton & Co. (New York, NY)
Date: 1879–80
Medium: Steel engraving
Dimensions: 15 1/16 x 11 5/16 x 3/16 in. (38.3 x 28.7 x 0.5 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. C. E. Colahan, 1936
Accession Number: 36.33(1-40)
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