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	'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[Snake\|serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].		'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref><ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[Snake\|serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].

	It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]].		It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]].
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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	* Finley, Gerald. ''Angel in the Sun: Turner's Vision of History''. McGill-Queen's University Press, 2019.		* Finley, Gerald. ''Angel in the Sun: Turner's Vision of History''. McGill-Queen's University Press, 2019.
	* Hartley, Lucy. ''Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life''. Cambridge University Press, 2017.		* Hartley, Lucy. ''Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life''. Cambridge University Press, 2017.

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	'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].		'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[Snake\|serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].

	It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]].		It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]].

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	'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].		'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].

	It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>		It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]].
	Today the painting is in the collection of the [[Tate Britain]] in [[Pimlico]], having been part of the [[Turner Bequest]] of 1856 <ref>https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/turner-apollo-and-python-n00488</ref>		Today the painting is in the collection of the [[Tate Britain]] in [[Pimlico]], having been part of the [[Turner Bequest]] of 1856 <ref>https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/turner-apollo-and-python-n00488</ref>

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	'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]].		'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]] in combat against [[Apollo]].

	It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>		It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>

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	'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]].		'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> <ref>Finley p 19</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting\|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology\|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)\|Python]], a giant [[serpent]].

	It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>		It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>
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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
			* Finley, Gerald. ''Angel in the Sun: Turner's Vision of History''. McGill-Queen's University Press, 2019.
	* Hartley, Lucy. ''Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life''. Cambridge University Press, 2017.		* Hartley, Lucy. ''Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life''. Cambridge University Press, 2017.

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'''''Apollo and Python''''' is an 1811 [[oil painting]] by the English [[artist]] [[J.M.W. Turner]].<ref>Hartley p 104</ref> A combination of [[landscape painting|landscape]] and [[history painting]], It depicts the ancient [[Greek Mythology|Greek Myth]] of [[Python (mythology)|Python]], a giant [[serpent]].

It was displayed at the [[Royal Academy]]'s [[Summer Exhibition]] at [[Somerset House]]>
Today the painting is in the collection of the [[Tate Britain]] in [[Pimlico]], having been part of the [[Turner Bequest]] of 1856 <ref>https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/turner-apollo-and-python-n00488</ref>

==See also==
* [[List of paintings by J. M. W. Turner]]

==References==
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==Bibliography==
* Hartley, Lucy. ''Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life''. Cambridge University Press, 2017.

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