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Collection of prints and drawings of the Isle of Wight

Philip James de Loutherbourg, Thomas Walmsley, c. 1800–1813

Museum of Island History, Newport

A collection of 5 prints and 2 drawings of locations around the Isle of Wight. 1) Drawing of Cowes Castle by de Loutherbourg; 2) Drawing of a View of Steephill by Walmsley; 3-4) Two views of Cowes Castle after de Loutherbourg; 5) 'View of Mirables with Mr Arnold's cottage' after Walmsley, aquatint; 6) 'View of Mirables amongst the rocks' after Walmsley, aquatint and 7) 'Brixton Church' after Walmsley, aquatint.

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Title of artwork, date

Collection of prints and drawings of the Isle of Wight, c. 1800–1813

Date supported

2007

Medium and material

Aquatint, pencil, pen & ink

Dimensions

Various dimensions

Grant

1650

Total cost

5700

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