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Stone Henge in Wiltshire, wallpaper version A version of Stone Henge in Wiltshire [1780] with the publisher’s name removed from the bottom, making it the right shape for many computer screens. There is also a widescreen stonehenge wallpaper versions. [more...] |
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Stone Henge in Wiltshire, wide-screen version A version of Stone Henge in Wiltshire [1780] cropped and resized for use on an HDTV or a wide-screen computer monitor. There is also a 4:3 version, e.g. 1600x1200 or 1024x768. [more...] |
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49.—Stone Henge, in Wiltshire. Stonehenge in a woodcut from 1786. I would not assume that the drawing is very accurate. In the foreground is a group of people on the ground, to give a sense of scale. [more...] |
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140.—The Old Kitchen at Stanton Harcourt, in Oxfordshire Published according to Act of Parliament by Alexr. Hogg, No 16 Paternoster Row. [more...] |
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The Mode in which Antient Castles were generally built. The Mode in which Antient Castles were generally built. 1 The Barbacan. |
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The Mode in which Antient Castles were generally built. (version with no caption) This is a version of The Mode in which Antient Castles... but without the caption. Antient is an old way to spell “ancient.” [more...] |
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A New & Correct MAP of the Counties of Argyle, Bute and Dumbarton A New & Correct MAP |
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Antique Eighteenth-Century Map of the Western Islesof Scotland A |
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Antique Eighteenth-Century Map of Bedfordshire BEDFORDSHIRE |
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Antique Eighteenth-Century Map of Berkshire BERKSHIRE |
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Eighteenth-Century Map of Gloucestershire The map of Gloucestershire from Boswell’s 1786 Antiquities; it is labeled “Glocestershire”—presumably an antique spelling, but possibly also a mistake. [more...] |
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Antique Eighteenth-Century Map of Oxfordshire The map of Oxfordshire from Boswell’s 1786 Antiquities. [more...] |
