?The Ruins of Bonshaw Tower near Kirtlebridge, Dumfriesshire, with Merkland Cross in the Foreground

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?The Ruins of Bonshaw Tower near Kirtlebridge, Dumfriesshire, with Merkland Cross in the Foreground is an artwork. It is housed at the Tate Museums and was created in 1801. Classified as a Drawing, it measures 18.20 cm in width and 11.40 cm in height.

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creation period: 1801 - 1801
creation period details: 1801
width: 18.20 cm
height: 11.40 cm
art medium: Drawing
museum: Tate Museums
acquisition year: 1856
artists: Joseph Mallord William Turner
countries: United Kingdom

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"Sketch of a landscape with a tall, thin structure"

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