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Liber Studiorum

series of Turner’s landscapes published as prints

Book · Open Library

Author: Joseph Mallord William Turner
First published: 1872
Editions: 6

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1800s books 1810s prints 19th-century prints Collection of the Tate galleries J. M. W. Turner

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