Part of west Hall Ragland by Thomas Rowlandson (1797)

Grey ink and wash drawing of a stone building wall with an arched window, arched doorway and ivy-covered masonry.

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This ink and wash drawing shows the stone facade of a building with a leaded arched window, a small arched recess, and a low arched doorway at ground level. Ivy and foliage spread across the upper wall and the adjacent wall, with scattered grass and shadows on the ground in the foreground. The work is by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1797, and is titled Part of west Hall Ragland.

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1797

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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Drawings & Sketches