Bramhall Hall, Banqueting Room by Joseph Nash (1906)

Print of a Gothic banqueting room with an arched timber roof, figures in period dress, and antlers on the wall.

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Why is this public domain? Joseph Nash died in 1878; this work is in the public domain.

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A monochrome print of a high-ceilinged hall with an arched timber roof, tall pointed windows, and carved wall paneling. Several figures in period dress sit at a long table or stand near the hearth, with antlers mounted on the far wall. This print of Bramhall Hall, Banqueting Room is attributed to Joseph Nash.

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1906

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