Bridge of Sighs (1825-52), Samuel Prout.
From the exhibition British Watercolours 1760-1900: The Age of Splendour, at the National Gallery of Victoria, until February 19.
British Watercolours
A SELECTION of images from the British Watercolours 1760-1900: The Age of Splendour exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
Paolo and Francesca da Rimini (1867), Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
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The stepping stones on the Wharfe, above Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire (1801), Thomas Girtin.
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Dante running from the three beasts (1824–27), William Blake.
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Windsor Castle: The Round Tower, Royal Court and Devil's Tower from the Black Rod (c.1767), Paul Sandby.
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A wagon in a storm (c.1825–26), Richard Parkes Bonington.
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Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/visual-arts/image-gallery/75f4b29c66fa46cecb4074cf2529f4b0