Queen square, london,Edward Dayes · 1786
1786
Edward Dayes (1763 – 1804)
Explore Edward Dayes’s atmospheric watercolors & mezzotints of English landscapes & interiors (1763-1804). A transitional artist, influenced Turner, depicting ruins & historical scenes.
About this artwork
- Title: Queen square, london,
- Artist: Edward Dayes
- Year: 1786
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Main color: Gray
- Color hue: Ochre to Sepia
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Who created "Queen square, london,"?
"Queen square, london," was created by Edward Dayes. The information on this page describes Edward Dayes's original work.
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