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Match the following individuals with their roles in relation to Sandycombe Lodge:

J.M.W. Turner = Builder and owner of Sandycombe Lodge Old William = Turner's father and caretaker of the lodge Unnamed friends and fellow anglers = Enjoyed the company of Turner at the lodge Unnamed European travelers = Potential reason for Turner's decision to sell Sandycombe Lodge

Match the following activities with their association with Sandycombe Lodge:

Architectural indulgence = Reflected in the building of Sandycombe Lodge Fishing and sketching = Enjoyed by Turner along the Thames towpath Farming = Undertaken by Turner's father in the lodge's large garden European travels = Prompted Turner's decision to sell Sandycombe Lodge

Match the following descriptions with their association with Sandycombe Lodge:

Retreat from the London art world = Purpose of building Sandycombe Lodge Keen fisherman = Turner's interest and activity at the lodge Residence of Turner's father = Old William's role and living arrangement Reason for selling = Potentially influenced by Turner's father's health and unnamed travelers

Match the following timeframes with their corresponding events at Sandycombe Lodge:

1807 - 1813 = Period of building Sandycombe Lodge 1826 = Year when Turner sold Sandycombe Lodge Retirement from barber's trade = Old William's occupation while living at the lodge Failing health = Potential reason for Turner's decision to sell Sandycombe Lodge Signup and view all the answers

Match the following locations with their relation to Sandycombe Lodge:

Twickenham and Richmond Bridge = Location of the large plot of land purchased by Turner Thames towpath = Area where Turner would sketch and fish near the lodge Covent Garden = Where Turner's father retired from the barber's trade London art world = Environment from which Sandycombe Lodge was intended as a retreat Signup and view all the answers