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The Johannisberg

by J. M. W. Turner.

JMW Turner, The Johannisberg, 1817, Bequeathed by Robert Wylie Lloyd, Courtesy of LaCollection and The Trustees of the British Museum

JMW Turner, The Johannisberg, 1817, Bequeathed by Robert Wylie Lloyd, Courtesy of LaCollection and The Trustees of the British Museum

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