George Richardson, 'Principal Elevation of Longford House, in Shropshire ...', 25 November 1797.
Etching with aquatint. 262 mm x 384 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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'Principal Elevation of Longford House, in Shropshire ...', 25 November 1797
George Richardson
RA Collection: Art
262 mm x 384 mm
The New Vitruvius Britannicus; Consisting Of Plans And Elevations Of Modern Buildings, Public And Private, Erected In Great Britain By The` Most Celebrated Architects. Engraved On LXXII (LXX) Plates, From Original Drawings. (Volume II.) By George Richardson, Architect. Le Nouveau Vitruve Britannique; Qui Comprend Les Plans Et Élévations De Bâtimens Modernes, Tant Publics Que Particuliers, Érigés dans la Grande Bretagne Par Les Plus Célèbres Architectes. Contenant LXXII (LXX) Planches, Gravées D'Après Des Desseins Origineaux. (Tome Seconde.) - London:: [1802 (-1808)]
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