From atop the Indian leap towards the imbankment (sic) which forms the reservoir named Deep Gap - J.R.S. 1821. LCCN2014649062
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From atop the Indian leap towards the imbankment (sic) which forms the reservoir named Deep Gap - J.R.S. 1821. LCCN2014649062, John Rubens Smith (1821), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
From atop the Indian leap towards the imbankment (sic) which forms the reservoir named Deep Gap - J.R.S. 1821. LCCN2014649062, John Rubens Smith (1821), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comFrom atop the Indian leap towards the imbankment (sic) which forms the reservoir named Deep Gap - J.R.S. 1821. LCCN2014649062, John Rubens Smith (1821), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-68416037">artnap.com</a>
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A pencil drawing shows a wooded valley framed by steep rocky cliffs, with conifers rising from the ledges and a rocky foreground dropping away. The inscription on the sheet reads as a view from atop a leap toward an embankment forming a reservoir, signed J.R.S. and dated 1821 by John Rubens Smith.
