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18thc Engraving of Lithlithgow Palace in Scotland by John Slezer
REF: P2254 / LA449061
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Description
A very attractive engraving of Linlithgow Palace, in the mid 18th century, before it was destroyed by fire in 1746. It remains as a ruin to this day. Linlithgow means "the loch in a damp hollow" and was the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots in 1542. This engraving was first published in 1693 by John Slezer in "Theatrum Scotiae" but this is probably from a later edition in the early 1740s, as it refers to publisher Thomas Millward (fl ca. 1741) and also to Sir James Cunnyngham of Milncraig, Baronet, who succeeded to the Baronetcy in 1708 and died 1747.
measurements
Height:
44 cm
Width:
61 cm
declaration
Art & Stuff has clarified that the 18thc Engraving of Lithlithgow Palace in Scotland by John Slezer (LA449061) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being ca.1740
condition
Small crease to engraving, otherwise excellent. Presented in a Hogarth frame and cream lined mount. Scuffs of frame.
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Date of Manufacture:
ca.1740
location
This 18thc Engraving of Lithlithgow Palace in Scotland by John Slezer is located in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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