Lime Kilns near Cardigan (1797)

Sepia print of stone lime kilns beside a thatched cottage, with smoke rising into a cloudy sky and trees on a rocky bank.

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Lime Kilns near Cardigan, 1797, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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A sepia-toned print shows a stone lime kiln with arched openings and a ladder leaning against it, beside a thatched cottage with dormer windows and chimneys. Smoke rises into a cloudy sky, while a steep rocky bank and trees frame the left side. The work is titled Lime Kilns near Cardigan, is attributed to an anonymous British artist of the 18th century, and is dated 1797.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

1797

Medium

aquatint

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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CC0