Peele Castle In A Storm, Cumbria - Painting By George Howland Beaumont

Peele Castle In A Storm, Cumbria - Painting By George Howland Beaumont
Peele Castle In A Storm, Cumbria - Painting By George Howland Beaumont
Peele Castle In A Storm, Cumbria - Painting By George Howland Beaumont
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Peele Castle In A Storm, Cumbria - Painting By George Howland Beaumont
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Prints and Drawings
Painting of Peele Castle - by Sir Geo Beaumont
1/2 Glass plate negative
P45 48A 38
GP794

Negatives Collection, Leicestershire Record Office

George Howland Beaumont (6 Nov 1753- 7 Feb 1827) was a British painter and a key figure in the establishment of the National Gallery. His most famous painting was this one of Peele Castle during a storm, which inspired the poet William Wordsworth to write 'Elegiac Stanzas Suggested by a Picture of Peele Castle in a Storm, Painted by Sir George Beaumont'. This painting now resides in New Walk Museum.
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GP794
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