An etching entitled “Abby [sic.] Church at St Albans Apr’ 9 1779.” showing a view of St Albans Abbey on the right with three men in the foreground and cattle on the left. The Abbey gateway can just be made out in the background, making this the South side of the Abbey, looking towards the West End. Drawn, etched, published and sold by Benjamin Green, in London in Sep.1782. In fair condition bearing in mind its considerable age, in its original frame.
Measures 22 cm wide by 25 cm deep (36 cm by 40 cm in its frame).
£120
A view of the magnificent interior of Winchester Cathedral by Edward Sharland. This etching in colours is signed and titled in pencil by the artist and is in good condition, remounted in its original frame).
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