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Landscape in Norfolk

James Stark (1794–1859)

Manchester Art Gallery

Landscape in Norfolk

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Rural landscape view of a cottage by a stream, hidden amongst trees. The cottage can be seen on the far right amongst the trees, with a pathway leading down towards a stream on the left, flanked on either side by dense trees. A group of cattle are visible in the foreground, standing in the water. More cattle graze in a field in the background to the left. There is a single figure in the bottom right, walking along the pathway toward the cottage, and a second figure further along the path, visible through the trees.

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Title

Landscape in Norfolk

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 52.1 x W 70.5 cm

Accession number

1903.6

Acquisition method

purchased from Thomas Agnew and Sons Ltd, 1903

Work type

Painting

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James Stark

1794–1859

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