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| Artist | Daniel Turner (Active 1782-1817) |
| Title | Westminster Bridge and Abbey |
| Date | 1800 |
| Medium | Oil on canvas |
| Dimensions | height: 34.00 cm, width: 48.50 cm |
| Inscription | bl: Daniel Turner / 1800 |
| Acquisition | Purchased from the Leger Galleries, March 1967 |
| Location | UK, London, Government Hospitality, Lancaster House |
| GAC number | 7867 |
Other works by this artist
 | View of Blackfriars Bridge and St. Paul's from the... | Coloured aquatint published 1 September 1803 GAC 1134 |
 | A View of Oxford from the Cherwell | Oil on canvas GAC 13002 |
 | Westminster Bridge | Oil on canvas GAC 3118 |
 | Somerset House and St. Paul's | Oil on panel GAC 388 |
 | Lambeth Palace | Oil on panel GAC 389 |
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This work contains the following subjects; choose a subject below to cross-refer to other works in the collection:
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townscape/cityscape
| Capri: Sunrise | Oil on canvas 1859 GAC 0/46 | |
 | View of Westminster Bridge including Westminster H... | Coloured aquatint published 1 October 1790 GAC 0/69 |
 | Prospect of Inverness | Coloured engraving GAC 0/78B |
 | Prospectus Civitatis Perthi / The Prospect of the ... | Coloured engraving GAC 0/78C |
 | King George I (1660-1727) Reigned 1714-27 | Oil on canvas GAC 0/82 |
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This work contains the following places; choose a place below to cross-refer to other works in the collection:
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England
 | Greenwich Hospital | Oil on panel c.1750 GAC 0/3 |
 | Battlefields of Britain | Oil on canvas 1942 GAC 0/5 |
 | William Pitt (1759-1806) | Mezzotint published 1 September 1799 GAC 0/20/22 |
| View of Westminster Bridge including Westminster H... | Coloured aquatint published 1 October 1790 GAC 0/69 |
| King George I (1660-1727) Reigned 1714-27 | Oil on canvas GAC 0/82 |
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Daniel Turner was a topographical painter and engraver. His paintings of the Thames and its surrounding landmarks number among the many such views painted by British artists at the time.