Waterstone, Dorsetshire by Joseph Nash (1906)

Lithograph of an ornate gabled stone facade with statues and an arched doorway, framed by topiary trees and costumed figures.

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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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This lithograph print, titled Waterstone, Dorsetshire and attributed to Joseph Nash, shows an ornate gabled stone facade with classical columns, niches holding statues, and a central arched entrance. Clipped topiary trees frame the scene, and figures in period dress stand and sit in the courtyard before the building. The image is a print plate labeled PL. XCV.

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1906

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