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A Cavern near to St. Agnese without the Porta Pia at Rome

JONES, Thomas (Artist)
A Cavern near to St. Agnese without the Porta Pia at Rome
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Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 88

Creation/Production

JONES, Thomas
1742-1803 Thomas Jones, a pupil of Richard Wilson, came from a wealthy landowning family in Radnorshire. During his lifetime he was known as a painter of landscapes and history paintings in the style of his master, but today he is better known for his oil sketches of Italy and Wales. Daeth Thomas Jones, oedd yn un o ddisgyblion Richard Wilson, o deulu o dirfeddiannwyr cyfoethog yn Sir Faesyfed. Yn ystod ei fywyd cafodd ei adnabod fel peintiwr tirluniau a pheintiadau hanesyddol yn null ei feistr, ond heddiw mae’n fwy adnabyddus am ei frasluniau olew o’r Eidal a Chymru
Role: Artist
Period: 1778

Acquisition

Gift, 8/1985

Measurements

Height (cm): 27.5
Width (cm): 31.5
Height (in): 10
Width (in): 12

Techniques

Oil on paper
Techniques (fine art)
Art dept - fine
Fine Art - painting

Material

Oil
Paper

Location

In store

Categories

Paentiad | Painting Celf Gain | Fine Art Landscape Welsh connection
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