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Engraved 1738 map of Windsor Park with tree-lined avenues, the castle, the Thames, and four inset views of buildings and gard

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Plan of Windsor Park, John Rocque (1738). Via artnap.com

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This engraved plan of Windsor Park shows the park's layout with tree-lined avenues, the castle and terrace, and the River Thames along the lower edge. Surrounding insets depict the north and west prospects of Windsor Castle, the Green House, and a formal garden plan, all framed by decorative cartouches. John Rocque made the print in 1738 and it is dedicated to Charles, Duke of Marlborough.