Plate I: London from Greenwich Park by William Daniell

Hand-colored print of London seen from Greenwich Park, with deer on a hill, trees, a domed building and ships on the river.

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Plate I: London from Greenwich Park, William Daniell (1804), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This aquatint-style print shows a wide view of London from Greenwich Park, with a group of deer resting on a grassy slope in the foreground. Tall trees frame the scene, a white domed building stands at center, and sailing ships crowd the river beyond the city skyline. The work is titled Plate I: London from Greenwich Park, by William Daniell, dated 1804.

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1804

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain