Thomas Smith of Derby, A View of Dunnington Cliff, published 25 August 1745.
Etching and engraving. 358 mm x 518 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photographer: Prudence Cuming Associates Limited.
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A View of Dunnington Cliff, published 25 August 1745
After Thomas Smith of Derby
RA Collection: Art
358 mm x 518 mm
Associated works of art
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After Thomas Smith of Derby
A View in Lyme Park, published 27 August 1745
Etching and engraving
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After Thomas Smith of Derby
A View of Anchor Church, published 25 August 1745
Etching and engraving
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![Thomas Smith of Derby, A View of Hopping Mill, Ware]()
After Thomas Smith of Derby
A View of Hopping Mill, Ware, published 25 August 1745
Etching and engraving
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