File:Turner Hindhead hill.JPG

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Hindhead Hill (Number 25 of the 71 Mezzotints published under the title Liber Studiorum)
Artist
w:Joseph Mallord William Turner engraved by Robert Dunkarton, 1811
Title
Hindhead Hill (Number 25 of the 71 Mezzotints published under the title Liber Studiorum)
Date published January 1 1811 although Turner made the sketches in the winter of 1807
Medium w:Mezzotint
Dimensions 179 x 260 mm (image); 209 x 290 mm (plate); 299 x 448 mm (sheet)
w:Fitzwilliam Museum
Current location
University of Cambridge, England
Source/Photographer Scanned from Who was the Sailor Murdered at Hindhead 1786 Peter Moorey 2000
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(Reusing this file)		 Public Domain image (the artist died in 1851)

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