- Subject
- Photography
- Item type
- Object
- Dimensions
- Height: 359mm Width: 322mm Depth: 14mm
- Inventory No
- 13358
Description
Copy photograph of a drawing in the Ashmolean Museum. It shows the east end and part of the back of the Old Ashmolean Building with scaffolding, possibly in connection with the construction of a boiler house and chimney at the south-east corner; if by Turner then early 19th century (his best-known Oxford pictures being about 1812). Framed and glazed. Wood frame with gilt inner edge. Card mount. Backboard taped to frame.
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