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Collections > Paintings > Gibside from the South

Gibside from the South

A sweeping landscape. On a path in the left foreground is a girl carrying a pitcher on her head. Across the Derwent Valley in the middle distance from left to right are James Paine's chapel, the banqueting house, the hall and the column of Liberty. Beyond is hilly ground with fields and woods. At the left three thin trees form a 'coulisse' for that side of the composition.
Purchased of the assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund
Size: 43.1 x 26.25 cm.

Artist / Maker: Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851)

School: English

Place: England

Object Type: watercolour on paper

Period: George III

Broad Date: Regency

Actual Date: c.1817

Century: 19th century

Materials: Paper, Watercolour

Museum Accession Number: 1983.35/B.M.