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Summary
DescriptionDanby AshtonMeadow.jpg |
View of the Avon Gorge by Francis Danby 1822, from Ashton Meadow
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Date |
1822 |
Source |
My photograph of picture in Bristol City Museum |
Author |
Francis Danby (1793–1861) |
Description |
Irish painter
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Date of birth/death |
16 November 1793 |
1 February 1861 |
Location of birth/death |
Common bei Wexford bei Wexford (Barony of Forth, Irland) |
Exmouth (Devonshire) |
Work location |
Bristol, London, Coligny am Genfer See, Exmouth |
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Licensing
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