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Record Id:

040-002083355

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-002083353

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Scope & Content:

Vol. II (ff. v+85). 1828-1851, n.d.

Joseph Mallord William Turner, RA: Letters, etc., of, and rel. to: 1804-1851, n.d.

includes:

f. v Hilda Felicité Finberg, widow of A J Finberg: Letters to,: 1955-1957.
f. v Myers and Co; booksellers, London: Letters to Mrs H. F. Finberg,: 1955-1957.
ff. 1-10 Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, Keeper of the National Gallery; PRA: Letters to,: 1828-1829.
ff. 3, 12, 29-31, 44-46b, 51-55 Miss C. Wheeler: Letters to,: 1829-1844.
f. 5 Henry Rogers: Letter to,: 1829.
f. 6 W. F. Wells: Letters to,: 1820-1829.
f. 7 Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey, sculptor: Letter to J. M. W. Turner: 1829.
f. 8 Mrs Wheeler: Letter to,: 1829.
f. 14 J. Holworthy: Letters to,: 1816-1830.
ff. 16, 19, 42 S. Cobb: Letters to,: 1831-1840.
ff. 17, 35 John Hornby Maw: Letters to,: 1833-1837.
f. 21 Hodgson, Boys and Graves; printsellers: Letter to,: [1835?].
f. 22 Henry Josi, Keeper of Prints and Drawings, British Museum: Letter to,: [1836?].
f. 24 Joshua Henshall, engraver: Letter to,: 1835.
f. 26 H. McConnel: Letter to,: [1836?].
ff. 32-34b, 47 Miss E. Wells: Letters to,: 1837-1842.
f. 37 J. Hammersley: Letter to,: 1838.
f. 37 John Ruskin, author, artist and social reformer: Copied: n.d.
f. 38 Sir David Wilkie, PRA: Letter to,: 1840.
f. 40 William Finden, engraver: Letter to,: 1840.
ff. 49, 78-82 T. Griffith: Letters to,: 1844-1851.
f. 56 Sarah Rogers, sister of Samuel Rogers: Letter to,: n.d.
ff. 57, 58, 66, 71-74, 77 John Ruskin, author, artist and social reformer: Letters to,: 1844-1856: Partly imperf.
ff. 59-60b, 63-64, 68, 70 John James Ruskin, father of John Ruskin: Letters to,: 1845-1848.
f. 75 John James Ruskin, father of John Ruskin: Letter to,: 1851.
f. 78 Thomas Phillips, RA: Letter to,: n.d.
f. 83 S. Allnutt: Letter to,: 1843.
f. 83 William James Müller, landscape-painter: Letter to S. Allnutt: 1843.
f. 85 Thomas Greenslade Targett, antique dealer, of Salisbury: Letter of,: circa 1860-1875.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Additional Manuscripts

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-002083353
040-002083355

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Add MS 50118-50119 : LETTERS, ETC., OF AND RELATING TO JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A.; 1809-1851, n.d.

Add MS 50119 : Vol. II (ff. v+85). 1828-1851, n.d.Joseph Mallord William Turner, RA: Letters, etc., of, and rel. to: 1804-1851, n.d.includes:f. v…

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032-002083353[0002]/040-002083355

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Extent:

1 item

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Languages:

English

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1828

End Date:

1851

Date Range:

1828-1851

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Custodial History:

Herbert Patrick Reginald Finberg, son of A J Finberg: Sold, as executor for his mother.

Alexander Joseph Finberg, art historian: Owned.

f. v Hilda Felicité Finberg, widow of A J Finberg: Owned, 1939 - bef. 1959.

f. 38 Reverend David Wilkie, of Folkestone: Owned, in 1926.

Exhibitions:

Late Turner: Painting Set Free, Tate Britain, London, 10 September 2014 - 25 January 2015

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

Legal Status:

Not Public Record(s)

Notes:

Letter from JMW Turner, to J H Maw, 7 Dec 1837. Exhibited: Late Turner: Painting Set Free, Tate Britain, London, 10 September 2014 - 25 January 2015

Names:

Allnutt, S
Chantrey, Francis Legatt, Knight, sculptor, 1781-1841
Cobb, S
Eastlake, Charles Lock, Knight, painter and art administrator, 1793-1865
Finberg, Alexander Joseph, art historian, 1866-1939
Finberg, Herbert Patrick Reginald, historian and publisher, 1900-1974
Finberg, Hilda Felicité, widow of Alexander Joseph Finberg, c 1885-1959
Finden, William, engraver, 1787-1852
Griffith, T, correspondent of Joseph Mallord William Turner, fl 1844-1851
Hammersley, J
Henshall, Joshua, engraver
Hodgson, Boys and Graves, printsellers
Holworthy, J
Josi, Henry, Keeper of Prints and Drawings British Museum
Maw, John Hornby
McConnel, H
Myers and Co, booksellers, of London
Müller, William James, landscape painter, 1812-1845
Phillips, Thomas, RA
Rogers, Henry
Rogers, Sarah, sister of Samuel Rogers
Ruskin, John James, father of John Ruskin
Ruskin, John, author, artist and social reformer, 1819-1900
Targett, Thomas Greenslade, antique dealer of Salisbury
Turner, Joseph Mallord William, landscape and history painter, 1775-1851
Wells, E, Miss
Wells, W F
Wheeler, C, Miss
Wheeler, —, Mrs
Wilkie, David, Knight, painter, 1785-1841
Wilkie, David, Reverend of Folkestone