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CH 1 Ancient Greece and Near East
CH 2 Ancient Rome to Modern Italy
CH 3 Three Centuries of French Painting
CH 4 Flemish and Dutch Masters
CH 5 German Artists and Subjects
CH 6 J. M. W. Turner on Land and at Sea
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(CAT 268 PT; Fig.1) J. M. W. Turner.
Dover: The Pier, with a Ship at Sea in a Storm
, pencil and watercolor, 1793
(CAT 268; Fig. 7) John McLure Hamilton.
William Cosmo Monkhhouse
, exh. 1899
(CAT 268; Fig. 5) Engraving of
The Fighting Temeraire
on page 119 of Cosmo Monkhouse,
Turner
, 1879
(CAT 268; Fig. 4) J. M. W. Turner.
The Fighting Temeraire
(CAT 268; Fig. 6) Extended discussion of Turner’s “direct rivalry” with Van de Velde when painting
Dutch Boats in a Gale
in 1801 (in book owned by Melville)
(CAT 268; Fig. 3) “Rough Weather—from a picture by W. Van de Velde” in the copy of
The Works of Eminent Masters
that Melville acquired in 1871
(CAT 268) J. C. Armytage after J. M. W. Turner.
Dutch Boats in a Gale
, steel engraving, 1859
(CAT 268; Fig. 2) Willem Van de Velde the Younger.
A Rising Gale
, oil on canvas, 1671-72
(CAT 268; Fig 1) J. M. W. Turner.
Dutch Boats in a Gale
(“The Bridgewater Seapiece”), oil on canvas, 1801
(CAT 267; Fig. 3) The name “Frances” inscribed near the upper right edge of the verso of Herman Melville’s copy of J. Cousen’s engraving of Turner’s
Fishing Boats: A Coast Scene
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