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The English country house as seen in the art of Turner, Constable and their modern-day successors

The English country house as seen in the art of Turner, Constable and their modern-day successors
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The art of the storm, from Turner and Rembrandt to Rousseau and Hokusai

The art of the storm, from Turner and Rembrandt to Rousseau and Hokusai
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Watercolour landscapes by Turner and Bonington in new Wallace Collection exhibition

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Artist JMW Turner was inspired by River Wharfe and other local scenes

ALTHOUGH Joseph Mallord William Turner lived in London, Yorkshire was like a magnet which drew him for several years of his life.

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Where Christmas customs came from | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Local markets stocked up on goose and turkey for Christmas As we prepare for Christmas, DAVE WELBOURNE looks at the origins of some seasonal rituals: Many traditional Christmas customs owe a great deal to the Victorians. Between 1859-1863 one in five of Bradford’s population died of diseases such as scarlet fever and typhus. Half the children died before their fifth birthday. Against this background of poverty, it is difficult to see how many people could enjoy Christmas. But, although much of the merriment was for the wealthier classes, improvements in living standards in the later 19th century meant poorer classes could partake too. Many families lacked facilities to cook a goose and some queued at local bakers to pay for the use of large ovens.

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