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Schloss Pillnitz from the Elbe

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Two Sketches of the Elbe Valley, One Looking Down on Pirna from the Pirna-Königstein Road

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Schloss Pillnitz from the Elbe (with a More Detailed Sketch of It above); Distant View of Lilienstein from the Pillnitz-Lohman Road

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Two Sketches, One Showing Lohmen Church, Looking towards Pillnitz

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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The Elbe near Dresden, with a Church and a Boat in the Foreground

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Distant View of Lilienstein and Königstein from the Lohmen-Uttewalde Road; Sketches in the Uttewalder-Grund

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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The Uttewalder Grund, as Seen Descending the Steps from Uttewald

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Four Sketches of the Uttewalder-Grund: The Teufelsküche Looking towards Wehlen; Looking in the Opposite Direction to from the Same Viewpoint

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Two Sketches of the Höllergrund

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Three Sketches, Probably of the Höllergrund

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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Rocks in the Höllergrund

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View to Lilienstein, Pfaffenstein, Königstein and the Bärensteine from above a Cleft in the Hillside West of the Bastei

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View North-Eastwards to Hohnstein from the Bastei, with the Grosse Gans, Kleine Gans and Wehlturm in the Middle Distance

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View South-Eastwards to Distant Mountains, from the Bastei close to the Viewing Platform

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View towards Lilienstein, Pfaffenstein and Königstein, from the Bastei, with the Viewing Platform in the Centre Foreground

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View up the Elbe to Lilienstein, Pfaffenstein and Königstein, from the Bastei, with the Viewing Platform in the Centre Left

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View down the Elbe from the Bastei

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View up the Elbe towards Lilienstein, Pfaffenstein and Königstein, from the Bastei, with the Viewing Platform on the Left

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View near the Bastei

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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View near the Bastei

Joseph Mallord William Turner
1835
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