Picture List Three  

1	Stonehenge	1825	28 x 41 cm	Salisbury & Wiltshire Museum	watercolour	Mouse-over picture: compare Turner/Constable/Carpenter
2	Rye, Sussex,	1823	14.5 x 22.7 cm	National Museum Wales	watercolour	One of 40 views titled 'Picturesque views on the Southern Coast of England'
3	England: Richmond Hill on the Prince Regent's Birthday	1819	180 x 334 cm	Clore Gallery, London	oil on canvas	Turner paints this view in w/c many times, exhibited RA 1819
4	Prudhoe Castle, Northumberland	1825	29 x 41 cm	British Museum	watercolour	One of a set of the finest w/c Turner ever made for 'Picturesque Views in England and Wales'
5	Saumus	1829-30	28 x 42 cm	British Museum	watercolour	engraved for The Keepsake Annual 1831. This painting once sold for £204 15s
6	Keswick Lake, Cumberland	1835	27.5 x 43.5 cm	British Museum	watercolour	view of Derwentwater with Lodore Falls, painted from Calfclose Bay.
7	Rome from the Vatican.	1820	177 x 335 cm	Tate Gallery, London	oil on canvas	Raffaelle Accompanied by La Fornarina, preparing his picture for the Decoration of the Loggia
8	Messieurs les voyageurs	1829	54.5 x 47.7 cm	British Museum	watercolour	rest of title: on return from Italy (par la diligence) in a snow drift upon Mount Tarrar - 22nd of January 1829
9	Tancarville on the Seine	1839	34.4 x 47.7 cm	British Museum	watercolour	Turner refused attempts to purchase this picture for he hoped the Prince Regent would buy it
10	Caernarvan Castle	1832-3	27.8 x 41.8 cm	British Museum	watercolour	This w/c one of the most reproduced print of a Turner.
11	Crook of Lune, Looking towards Hornby Castle	1817	28 x 41.7 cm	Courtauld Institute of Art	watercolour	Made from an engraving in the 'History of Richmondshire' by Rev Thomas Whitaker
12	Marxbourg and Brugberg on the Rhine	1820	29 x 45.8 cm	British Museum	watercolour	Marksburg Castle situated at the junction of the Rhine and Lahn. 1817 Rhineland tour
13	Marly-sur-Seine	1832	28.6 x42.5 cm	British Museum	watercolour	This painting originally for 'Rivers of France', is used in Charles Heath's annual 'The Keepsake'
14	Landscape with River and Bay in the Distance	1835	94 x 124 cm	Louvre Paris	oil on canvas	The first landscape brought by the Louvre
15	Florence from San Miniato	1828	28.6 x 41.8 cm	British Museum	watercolour	Engraved for 'The Keepsake' an annual that sold for a guinea each in 1827, 15,000 reproduced
16	Worchester	1834	132 x 203 cm	British Museum	watercolour	Worcester Cathedral on the busy River Severn gateway to new industrial north
17	Lake Nemi	1840	29 X 44 cm	British Museum	watercolour	The most classical of all Italian subjects, after such artist as Claude, Poussin and Dughet
18	Criccieth Castle, North Wales	1836	29 x 42.5 cm	British Museum	watercolour	used as engraving for 'England and Wales' engraver S. Fisher. Custom officers inspecting salvage
19	Portsmouth	1825	16 x 24 cm	Clore Gallery	watercolour	watercolour for 'Ports of England', published again after Turner's death as 'The Harbour's of England'
20	Petworth Park: Tillington Church in the Distance	1828	64.5 x 145.5 cm	Clore Gallery	oil on canvas	painted for the Earl of Egremont, owner of Petworth House were Turner had a Studio