Jedburgh Abbey, Roxburghshire by Edward Dayes (1792)

Watercolor of Jedburgh Abbey's ruined facade with a rose window, arched doorway, figures, and a cottage, dated 1792.

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A watercolor and pen drawing shows the west facade of Jedburgh Abbey in Roxburghshire, with its rose window, arched portal and partly ruined walls rising beside a grassy foreground. Two small figures stand near the entrance, and a thatched cottage and trees frame the scene. The work is signed and dated 1792 by Edward Dayes, with an inscription by J. Moore.

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1792

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