William Daniell 1821 Wick Caithness by William Daniell

Hand-coloured print of Wick harbour with sailing boats on the bay, a stone pier, a cliff path and town buildings.

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This hand-coloured aquatint shows a view of Wick in Caithness, with sailing boats moored and moving across the bay and a stone pier extending toward the water. A cliff path in the foreground leads down to beached rowing boats and a small shelter, while the town and open fields stretch along the horizon. The print was drawn and engraved by William Daniell and published in London in 1821.

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1821

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