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A Sycamore tree growing infront of church ruins.
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Sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) in a graveyard near Reading, Berkshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, c. 1806, after W. Havell.
Sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) in a graveyard near Reading, Berkshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, c. 1806, after W. Havell.
Lettering: Sycamore, near Reading Berks. Drawn by Willm. Havell, Etched by Wm. De la Motte...
A spreading sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) growing by a scenic lake. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1825.
A spreading sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) growing by a scenic lake. Etching after J.G.Strutt, 1825.
Lettering: Sycamore at Bishopton, Renfrenshire. J. G. Strutt. fect. 1825...
painting (watercolour): ["The Tree Feller"]
painting (watercolour): ["The Tree Feller"]
The tree feller of the title is standing in the centre right foreground, raising as axe above a fallen tree. A large tree at the left foreground, casts a long shadow to the right. ...
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Theseus and Sinis Grasping Fir Tree
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Theseus and Sinis Grasping Fir Tree
On one side: Theseus and Sinis. Sinis was a bandit who lived at the Isthmus of Corinth, the only land-route from the Greek mainland to the Peloponnesian peninsula, and would trick ...
Village in Martinique (Femmes et Chevre dans le village)
Village in Martinique (Femmes et Chevre dans le village)
In 1887, Gauguin and Charles Laval went to Panama, and then to Martinique, searching for a warm, healthy climate and a cheap place to live a natural, "savage" life. Residing during...
Untitled (Banyan Trees, Palm Tree, and Altar)
Untitled (Banyan Trees, Palm Tree, and Altar)
In this monochromatic ink drawing, the trunk of a palm tree shoots upward through the mass of branches produced by a neighboring banyan tree. The scene recalls a well-known Bengali...
painting (oil): ["Wollaton Hall Park"]
painting (oil): ["Wollaton Hall Park"]
"This work is a wonderful precis, on a Flemish foundation, of many 18th-century trends in English landscape painting, then still in its infancy, yet it is in no way a pastice on an...

