Original engraving of the church of Ifley (Iffley) in Oxfordshire, England, one of the best-preserved Norman Romanesque churches in the country. A view from the churchyard, with the old yew at the left and the battlemented tower above the nave. Signed "Jas. Newton sculp." and published by S. Hooper on 28 July 1785.
Original engraving of the church of Ifley (Iffley) in Oxfordshire, England, one of the best-preserved Norman Romanesque churches in the country. A view from the churchyard, with the old yew at the left and the battlemented tower above the nave. Signed "Jas. Newton sculp." and published by S. Hooper on 28 July 1785.
Medium: Copper engraving (line engraving) in black and white
Engraver / lithographer: James Newton (1748-1804)
Date: 28 July 1785
Source: Published by S. Hooper, London
Dimensions: 10.9 x 8.3 in (27.8 x 21.2 cm)
Condition: Good condition, crisp plate mark and wide margins; paper with light foxing scattered through the margins