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Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire

John Sell Cotman

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white image of ruined stone building with several archways, one with large tree growing out of top; two white cows standing in foreground, one to left and one to right; small hut with thatched roof between cows; rolling hills and trees in background.

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