Figures on a Slope in the Foreground Watching a Fierce Storm (?or a Battle) over a Wide Plain: ?Composition Study for ‘The Army of the Medes Destroyed in the Desert by a Whirlwind’

Joseph Mallord William Turner

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Figures on a Slope in the Foreground Watching a Fierce Storm (?or a Battle) over a Wide Plain: ?Composition Study for ‘The Army of the Medes Destroyed in the Desert by a Whirlwind’

Joseph Mallord William Turner

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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner
Date: 1798
Movement: Romanticism · English painting

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Joseph Mallord William Turner, Figures on a Slope in the Foreground Watching a Fierce Storm (?or a Battle) over a Wide Plain: ?Composition Study for ‘The Army of the Medes Destroyed in the Desert by a Whirlwind’, 1798, Graphite on paper, Tate, London.

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