Joseph Mallord William Turner, Ullswater, Cumberland

J. M. W. Turner19th Century

Wordsworth Grasmere

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), Ullswater, Cumberland. c. 1835. While travelling in Ullswater in 1802, Dorothy and William Wordsworth were moved by the beautiful daffodils, inspiring Wordsworth's most famous poem 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud' or other wise known as his 'Daffodil' poem.

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Title: Joseph Mallord William Turner, Ullswater, Cumberland
Creator: Joseph Mallord William Turner
Date Created: 19th Century
Location Created: Cumbria, UK
Physical Dimensions: 330 x 426mm
Type: Painting
Rights: Wordsworth Trust
Medium: Pencil and Watercolour

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