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Kulturstiftung Dessau-Wörlitz Originalausstattung Schloss Wörlitz Grafische Sammlung [IV-70]
A geometrical Plan and West Elevation . . . near Porthmouth (Kulturstiftung Dessau-Wörlitz CC BY-NC-SA)
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A geometrical Plan and West Elevation . . . near Porthmouth

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Description

Zweigeteiltes Bild mit reichem ornamentalen Rahmen, im oberen Teil eine Hafenansicht von Porthmouth, unten ein Plan der königlichen Docks von Portsmounth.
Beschriftung: A Geometrical PLAN & West Elevation / of His Majesty’s Dock Yard near / Porthmouth with Yard of the Common. Unter der Ansicht: To the Right Honorable /John Montagu Earl of Sandwich / Viscount Hinchingbrok and Baron of the St. Vola /This Plate is humbly Inscribed by His Lordships / Most Obliged and Obedient humble Servant - Tho: Milton
sign.: Thos. Milton surr.et delin/P.C. Canot sculpt. (KSDW)

Material/Technique

Kupferstich

Measurements

50,9 x 68,5 cm

Literature

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Template creation Template creation
1754
Thomas Milton
London
Printing plate produced Printing plate produced
1754
Pierre-Charles Canot
London
1753 1756
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