Bridgenorth, Shropshire
Paul Sandby · British, 1731-1809
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A watercolor landscape shows a massive, gnarled beech tree dominating the foreground, with two men seated at its base and a grey horse beside them. Beyond a winding river with a sailboat and a stone bridge lies a hillside town with a church and a ruined castle, while a horse-drawn carriage travels a path on the left.
