
The Beggar's Oak, Bagot's Park, Aug. 12th, 1820 (A Celebrated Ancient Tree on Lord Bagot's Blithfield Hall Estate in Staffordshire)
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The Beggar's Oak, Bagot's Park, Aug. 12th, 1820 (A Celebrated Ancient Tree on Lord Bagot's Blithfield Hall Estate in Staffordshire), James Ward (1820), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
The Beggar's Oak, Bagot's Park, Aug. 12th, 1820 (A Celebrated Ancient Tree on Lord Bagot's Blithfield Hall Estate in Staffordshire), James Ward (1820), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comThe Beggar's Oak, Bagot's Park, Aug. 12th, 1820 (A Celebrated Ancient Tree on Lord Bagot's Blithfield Hall Estate in Staffordshire), James Ward (1820), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-22009151">artnap.com</a>
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This pencil drawing depicts a large, spreading oak tree dominating an open landscape, with slender trees receding into the misty background. The inscription at lower left identifies the subject as the Beggar's Oak in Bagot's Park, dated August 12th, 1820.



























