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Montelimart

George Cooke, Peter de Wint, and others

Montelimart

1800-1833

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Montelimart

George Cooke, Peter de Wint, and others

Montelimart

Montelimart

1800-1833

Physical Qualities Etching and engraving, Plate: 99 × 203 mm. (3 7/8 × 8 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.862
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1946; Garrett Collection; T. Harrison Garrett, Baltimore

Artist

George Cooke

1780–1833

British, 1781-1834
Meet George Cooke

Artist

Peter de Wint

1783–1848

English, 1784-1849
Meet Peter de Wint

Artist

John Hughes

1805–1879

British, 1806-1880
Meet John Hughes
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Valenoe and Dauphine Mountains from the North
George Cooke, Peter de Wint, and others
Valenoe and Dauphine Mountains from the North
2000
CRICHTON CASTLE
George Cooke and John Thomson
Crichton Castle
1818
Peter Boats Off Mill Wall
George Cooke and William Clarkson Stanfield
Peter Boats Off Mill Wall
1826
CONSTANTINOPLE FROM THE HEIGHTS OF EYOUB
George Cooke
Constantinople From the Heights of Eyoub
1810
Southampton
George Cooke and Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding
Southampton
1830
The Strand Bridge
George Cooke and Edward Blore
The Strand Bridge
1813
THE DRUID'S ALTAR AT PARK PLACE, HENLEY, SEAT OF THE EARL OF MALMSBURY
George Cooke and William Alexander
The Druid's Altar at Park Place, Henley, Seat of the Earl of Malmsbury
1800–1833
Lyons and the Rhone from the Southeast
George Cooke, Peter de Wint, and others
Lyons and the Rhone from the Southeast
1800–1833
Scratchell's Bay and the Needles, I. W.
George Cooke and Thomas Webster
Scratchell's Bay and the Needles, I. W.
1814
EDINBURGH FROM ST. ANTHONY'S CHAPEL
George Cooke and Sir Augustus Wall Callcott
Edinburgh From St. Anthony's Chapel
1818
Gateway, Tilbury Fort
George Cooke and Samuel Owen
Gateway, Tilbury Fort
1814
Southampton
George Cooke and Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding
Southampton
1800–1833