William Bernard Cooke

Battle Abbey, the Spot where Harold Fell - Illustration for 'Views in Sussex', 1816 - 1820 Part I, Pl. 2 (Rawlinson no. 129 II)

William Bernard Cooke, Battle Abbey, the Spot where Harold Fell - Illustration for 'Views in Sussex', 1816 - 1820 Part I, Pl. 2 (Rawlinson no. 129 II)

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About this artwork

artist:

William Bernard Cooke (1778 - 1855) English
title:

Battle Abbey, the Spot where Harold Fell - Illustration for 'Views in Sussex', 1816 - 1820 Part I, Pl. 2 (Rawlinson no. 129 II)
date created:

1819
after:

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775 - 1851) English
materials:

Engraving (copper) on paper
measurements:

Plate size: 22.50 x 23.60 cm; Image size: 16.20 x 24.30 cm
object type:

Work on paper
credit line:

Sir Leonard Woolley Gift 1952
accession number:

P 8621
gallery:

Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art (Modern Two) (Print Room)

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