Chateau de Bothwell by Richard Parkes Bonington (1826)

Lithograph of a ruined castle above a forest with two figures on rocks beside tall trees and a river.

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A lithograph showing a ruined castle tower rising above dense woodland, viewed across a body of water. Two small figures stand and sit on a rocky outcrop in the foreground beside tall, bare trunks, under a broad cloudy sky. The print is titled Chateau de Bothwell, after drawings by F.A. Pernot and lithographed by Bonington, and dates from 1826.

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1826

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