1903 Print Durham Cathedral England Church River Wear Mallord Turner Norman XAV9 CLA1 A tobogganing enthusiast with a

A tobogganing enthusiast with a mechanical mind equipped a toboggan with a large spiked wheel driven by a gasoline engine placed at the rear of the sled --thus eliminating the long trudge back uphill after an all-too-short exhilarating run

28 x 20 cm

which depict various historic landmarks in Paris

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1903 Print Durham Cathedral England Church River Wear Mallord Turner Norman XAV9 CLA1 A tobogganing enthusiast with aThis is an original 1903 black and white halftone print of Durham Cathedral which is located in the city of Durham, England. This cathedral was founded in 1093 AD on a promontory overlooking the River Wear. It is an example of Norman architecture. The original artwork for this print was created by Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775 1851) who was an English Romantic landscape painter, printmaker, and watercolorist. His artwork is regarded by some to