Grange Farm; The Wakes - The natural history of Selborne
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Grange Farm; The Wakes - The natural history of Selborne, Edmund Hort New (1914). Via artnap.com
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This printed page reproduces two pen-and-ink illustrations by Edmund Hort New, dated 1914, for the book The Natural History of Selborne. The upper drawing shows Grange Farm with a tiled roof, a thatched outbuilding, a low stone wall and tall trees, while the lower drawing shows The Wakes, a stone house with multiple chimneys and climbing ivy.
