Lot 215: * 7 x Framed Prints – J.M.W

7 x Framed Prints – J.M.W. Turner, Romantic Landscapes, A curated set of seven reproduction prints after original works by Joseph Mallord William Turner, England’s foremost Romantic landscape painter. These prints showcase Turner’s mastery of light, atmosphere, and topographical storytelling, with subjects drawn from his celebrated tours across England, Wales, and Scotland. Each print is presented in a gilt and black frame with multi-layered cream mounts, glazed for preservation and decorative display. The framing suggests mid-20th-century hotel specification, suitable for corridors, suites, or reception areas.1 “Shoreham” (c.1830) A coastal view of Shoreham in Sussex, with soft washes and architectural detailing. Original held at Blackburn Museum. 2. “Conway Castle, North Wales” (c.1800) A dramatic rendering of the castle perched above the estuary, bathed in atmospheric light.3. “St Agatha’s Abbey, Easby” (c.1830) A romanticised ruin near Richmond, Yorkshire, captured in golden light across the River Swale.4. “The Junction of the Greta and Tees at Rokeby” (c.1816–1819) A pastoral riverscape engraved by John Pye for Whitaker’s History of Richmondshire.5. “Richmond, Yorkshire” (c.1818–1826) A panoramic view of the town and castle above the River Swale, engraved for Picturesque Views in England and Wales. 6 “Borthwick Castle” (1818) A Scottish fortress rendered in Turner’s Provincial Antiquities series, with dramatic skies and windswept trees 7. Conway Castle, c.1802 – located on the northern coast of Wales. The original composition captures the castle’s imposing structure perched above the estuary, with sunlight breaking through clouds and fishermen hauling boats ashore in the foreground, all framed gilt and black with cream mount glazed 58 x 48cm (Loc 242)