Sir George Clausen RA, View of St. Paul's Cathedral from the south bank of the River Thames, probably ca. 1910/1911.
Pencil on laid paper. 262 mm x 517 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Sir George Clausen RA (1852 - 1944)
RA Collection: Art
262 mm x 517 mm
Sir George Clausen RA
View of St. Paul's Cathedral from the south bank of the River Thames, probably ca. 1910/1911
Chalk on laid paper
View of boats on the River Thames near St. Paul's Cathedral, probably ca. 1910/1911
Pencil on laid paper
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