Part of the Ruins of a Gothic Building, with Fallen Masonry and Foliage

Joseph Mallord William Turner

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Part of the Ruins of a Gothic Building, with Fallen Masonry and Foliage

Joseph Mallord William Turner

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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner
Date: c.1799–1800
Movement: Romanticism · English painting
Dimensions: support: 166 x 82 mm

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Joseph Mallord William Turner, Part of the Ruins of a Gothic Building, with Fallen Masonry and Foliage, c.1799–1800, Tate, London.

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Part of the Ruins of a Gothic Building, with Fallen Masonry and Foliage

More works by Joseph Mallord William Turner

Folly Bridge and Bacon’s Tower, Oxford

View of Nuneham Courtenay from the Thames

Eton College from the River

Works in the same movement

Mrs. James Pulham Sr. (Frances Amys, ca. 1766–1856)

Stoke-by-Nayland

Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop's Grounds

The Natchez

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