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John Keats, George Morland, and Thomas Morton grey plaque

Commemorative plaque
John Keats, George Morland, and Thomas Morton grey plaque
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This grey commemorative plaque records: The rear part of these premises forms Eglantine Cottage where John Keats stayed in 1819 writing Otho The Great and other works here also stayed George Morland landscape artist in 1789 and Thomas Morton dramatist in 1798
John Keats was a prominent English Romantic poet, remembered for his evocative verse and the development of poetic sensibility; George Morland was an influential British painter known for his rustic genre scenes and landscapes; Thomas Morton was an English dramatist notable for his comedies and contributions to early 19th-century theatre.

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