Artist
Charles Thurston Thompson
Charles Thurston Thompson is an Impressionism artist. 19 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on South wall
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on pier
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, detail of sculpture, doorway of South transept
- Roundel, St. Matthew, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
Roundel, St. John, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
Roundel, St. Luke, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
Works by Charles Thurston Thompson
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on South wall
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on pier
- Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, detail of sculpture, doorway of South transept
- Roundel, St. Matthew, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
- Roundel, St. John, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
- Roundel, St. Luke, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on the South wall
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on the North wall
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on North wall
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, Sculpture on responding pier
Roundel, St. Mark, by della Robbia, Palace of Necessidades
Roundel, Badge of a pelican, Palace of Necessidades, Lisbon
Exterior view of the south front entrance of the South Kensington Museum (the 'Brompton Boilers')
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, detail of column at South wall
Scupture exhibits, Paris Universal Exhibition 1855
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, details of Doorway (No.3)
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, details of Doorway (No.2)
Cathedral, Santiago, Spain, Portico de la Gloria, detail of base of piers
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Collections represented
Museum
The Victoria and Albert Museum in the United Kingdom is the world's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design, housing a permanent collection of over 2.8 million objects.