Dr Thomas Monro

1759–1833

*A Ruin and Trees by a Pool: Moonlight*
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Thomas Monro (1759–1833) was a British art collector and patron. He was Principal Physician of the Bethlem Royal Hospital and one-time consulting physician to George III.

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A Ruin and Trees by a Pool: Moonlight
Formerly attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner, circle of Dr Thomas Monro
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Wooded Landscape
Dr Thomas Monro
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A Marshy Plain, Distant Hills
Dr Thomas Monro
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A Hill above a Plain in a Rainstorm
Dr Thomas Monro
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A Pond, in a Plain
Dr Thomas Monro
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A Cliff beyond a River
Dr Thomas Monro
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A Marshy Plain
Dr Thomas Monro
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Landscape Composition with Trees in a Wind, and Distant Hills. Verso: Sketches
Dr Thomas Monro
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Artworks

A Ruin and Trees by a Pool: Moonlight

Wooded Landscape

A Marshy Plain, Distant Hills

A Hill above a Plain in a Rainstorm

A Pond, in a Plain

A Cliff beyond a River

A Marshy Plain

Landscape Composition with Trees in a Wind, and Distant Hills. Verso: Sketches

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