Early 18th-Century Engraving, Lulworth Castle in Dorsetshire, The Seat of Humphrey Weld 1940s so do let us know

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alongside his trainer and jockey

During this time he also was working as a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Medium: Engravings on paperOverall size: 13” x 13” / 34cm x 34cm and 11” x 12½” / 29cm x 32cmYear of creation: c

presumably used for firewood

Early 18th-Century Engraving, Lulworth Castle in Dorsetshire, The Seat of Humphrey Weld 1940s so do let us knowThis fascinating early 18th century engraving depicts Lulworth Castle in Dorset. It formed part of Britannia Illustrata, a folio of important country estates, created in 1707 09 and updated in 1721. Its a detailed topographical work from an unusual perspective. Lulworth was built in the 17th century, originally as a hunting lodge for aristocracy and Royalty. Its been the family seat of the Weld family since its acquisition by Humphrey Weld, a lawyer