JMW Turner's 'Borrowdale, Longthwaite Bridge and Castle Crag’

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About the Model

J. M. W. Turner’s watercolor ‘Borrowdale, Longthwaite Bridge and Castle Crag’, c. 1798-1799

Keywords

art, art history, joseph mallord william turner, watercolor, england, sketchbook, drawing, painter, painterly, oil painting, plant, mountain, water, sky, river

Updated

May 25 2022

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