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movement

1. Landscape with Ruins — richard wilson
2. Landscape with a Ruined Castle — John Martin
3. Landscape With Ruined Castle — Frederick Richard Lee
4. An italianate landscape with figures conversing near ancient ruins — Herman van Swanevelt
5. A Man Fishing In A Stream By A Ruined Castle — John Sell Cotman
6. (Landscape of Dead Fallen Tree and Pond), (painting) — frank harold hayward, 1895
7. A Wooded Landscape With Figures Amongst Ruins — Alexander Nasmyth
8. Mortain, Normandy — John Sell Cotman
9. Dawn Landscape — george smith

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topics

1. Landscape with a Bridge and Ruins with Peasants Fishing (a set of six decorative wall panels) — antonio zucchi, 1781
2. (Landscape of Dead Fallen Tree and Pond), (painting) — frank harold hayward, 1895

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1. Landscape — ji gong, 1698
2. Untitled — jacques villon
3. Looking Northwest from the Bridge of the Carrousel, Paris — Thomas Cole
4. Part Of The Old Fortifications At Saint Lo, Normandy — John Sell Cotman
5. Untitled (ruins series) — ali kazim b.1979, 2018
6. Landscape With Ruined Castle — Frederick Richard Lee
7. View Of Taggia, Liguria, Italy — Edward Lear
8. Landscape with a Ruined Castle — John Martin
9. Dawn Landscape — george smith
10. Castle In A Landscape — Alexander Cozens
11. Mortain, Normandy — John Sell Cotman
12. An italianate landscape with figures conversing near ancient ruins — Herman van Swanevelt
13. Goris — martiros sarian, 1935
14. Ruins of the Ancient Roman Theater of Marcellus — Giuliano da Sangallo, 1480
15. Beeston Castle, Cheshire- Entrance To The Castle — John Sell Cotman
16. (Landscape of Dead Fallen Tree and Pond), (painting) — frank harold hayward, 1895
17. Bradda Head, Port Erin — Arthur Henderson, 1800
18. A Man Fishing In A Stream By A Ruined Castle — John Sell Cotman
19. Volterra from below the Balze Looking East — Thomas Cole
20. Saint Michael's Mount, Cornwall — John Warwick Smith
21. A Wooded Landscape With Figures Amongst Ruins — Alexander Nasmyth

other

1. Romantic Landscape with Ruined Tower — Thomas Cole, 1836