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Series
The Monro Album
Artist
Creation date
about 1809
Materials
charcoal on white laid paper
Mark Descriptions
inscribed in charcoal, L.R.: J. M. W. Turner
Dimensions
9 1/8 x 7 3/8 in
Credit line
Bequest of Kurt F. Pantzer
Accession number
1996.165
Collection
Not Currently On View
This later portrait of Turner from the Monro album proves that Turner remained close to Dr. Monro after his move from the Adelphi Terrace to his country home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.
A visit to Bushey around 1809, while Turner was making drawings for the Earl of Essex at his nearby estate, Cassiobury Park, may have occasioned this congenial portrait sketch.
