Cliffs, with the Ruins of ?Whitby Abbey Partially Visible Above; A Small Boat in the Foreground and a Quay to the Right
ShareCopied to clipboardCliffs, with the Ruins of ?Whitby Abbey Partially Visible Above; A Small Boat in the Foreground and a Quay to the Right is an artwork. It is housed at the Tate Museums and was created in 1801. Classified as a Drawing, it measures 11.50 cm in width and 16.20 cm in height.
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- creation period: 1801 - 1801
- creation period details: 1801
- width: 11.50 cm
- height: 16.20 cm
- art medium: Drawing
- museum: Tate Museums
- acquisition year: 1856
- artists: Joseph Mallord William Turner
- countries: United Kingdom
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