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[Whitby Abbey, North Yorkshire] '96
pencil and watercolour with scratching out, on artist's board
a view of Whitby Abbey from the east. There is an oil version of this in the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath dated 1910.
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1845 - 1932.
Along with Alfred William Hunt, Goodwin was the most successful artist to follow Ruskin’s appeal to synthesise Turner’s atmospherics with Pre-Raphaelite precision.
(including currently two works foe sale)
(touring exhibition)
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