
Gainsborough used a wooden showbox to view his glass transparencies. This is one of two glass transparencies added to the ten after W. White bought the box in 1833. White may be the amateur painter of this name who exhibited landscapes at the Royal Academy in 1819-1821. The composition of this work derives ultimately from 17th-century Dutch painters such as Jacob Ruysdael.
Victoria and Albert Museum
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London, Vereinigtes Königreich
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