1834
A.J. Finberg, A Complete Inventory of the Drawings of the Turner Bequest, London 1909, vol.II, p.909, CCLXXXIII 4 (as ‘Do. do. do.’, i.e. ditto, Burning of the Houses of Parliament, from the river, as for D27846 (Turner Bequest CCLXXXIII 1) 1834).
1974
Martin Butlin, Andrew Wilton and John Gage, Turner 1775–1851, exhibition catalogue, Royal Academy, London 1974, p.129 no.458, as ‘The Burning of the Houses of Parliament’ 1834.
1975
Gerald Wilkinson, Turner’s Colour Sketches 1820–34, London 1975, reproduced in colour, p.78, as a Houses of Parliament subject 1834.
1978
Timothy Clifford, ¿¿¿¿¿¿, exhibition catalogue, Shipka Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria 1978, p.[24] no.53 (as a Houses of Parliament subject 1834).
1980
Turner’s England: Twelve Watercolours, London 1980, p.[22], reproduced in colour, p.[23], as ‘The burning of the Houses of Parliament’ 1834.
1984
Katherine Solender, Dreadful Fire! Burning of the Houses of Parliament, exhibition catalogue, Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio 1984, p.50, fig.41 (as ‘Burning of the Houses of Parliament’. c.1834).
1986
Richard Dorment, British Painting in the Philadelphia Museum: From the Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century, Philadelphia 1986, pp.400, 401, 405 under no.4, fig.III.7, as a Parliament study 1834.
2007
Sarah Taft, in Ian Warrell (ed.), Franklin Kelly and others, J.M.W. Turner, exhibition catalogue, National Gallery of Art, Washington 2007, p.176 no.122, as ‘The Burning of the Houses of Parliament’ 1834, reproduced in colour, p.177.
2010
Tony Smibert in Nicola Moorby and Ian Warrell (eds.), How to Paint like Turner, London 2010, p.78, as ‘The Burning of the Houses of Parliament’ 1834, reproduced in colour.
2012
Leo Costello, J.M.W. Turner and the Subject of History, Farnham 2012, fig.2.18 (as ‘The Burning of the Houses of Parliament’ 1834).
