Lilleshall, Shropshire: The South and East Fronts
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Lilleshall, Shropshire: The South and East Fronts, Jeffry Wyatville (1826), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This watercolor and ink drawing shows the south and east fronts of a stone country house with gabled roofs, tall chimneys, and mullioned windows, set beside a row of mature trees and a balustraded terrace. The inscription beneath identifies it as a design for Lilleshall, the Right Honourable the Earl Gower.
