Haddon Hall from the Gatehouse - Original Lithograph by S. Rayner - 1842
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Original tinted lithograph of 1842 with the view of Haddon Hall, in Derbyshire, taken from the roof of the gatehouse: the paved courtyard, the battlemented tower, the entrance porch and the forest of chimneys of the house. Below, the title and the words "Published by Bemrose & Sons, Derby".
Original tinted lithograph of 1842 with the view of Haddon Hall, in Derbyshire, taken from the roof of the gatehouse: the paved courtyard, the battlemented tower, the entrance porch and the forest of chimneys of the house. Below, the title and the words "Published by Bemrose & Sons, Derby".
Samuel Rayner drew and lithographed the series devoted to Haddon Hall, the best preserved medieval manor house in England, seat of the Dukes of Rutland. The impressions were printed with a second ochre tint stone, which gives the warm tone of the sky and the walls.
Medium: Tinted lithograph in two inks
Artist / after: Samuel Rayner
Engraver / lithographer: Samuel Rayner
Date: 1842
Source: Bemrose & Sons, Derby
Dimensions: Image 9.4 x 6.5 in (24 x 16.5 cm)
Condition: Fair. Paper lightly browned and with a vertical crease in the upper margin; no tears and no restoration.
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Original tinted lithograph of 1842 with the view of Haddon Hall, in Derbyshire, taken from the roof of the gatehouse: the paved courtyard, the battlemented tower, the entrance porch and the forest of chimneys of the house. Below, the title and the words "Published by Bemrose & Sons, Derby".