[VIEW of the HEAD of ULSWATER / toward Patterdale] [graphic] / [1754.]

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[VIEW of the HEAD of ULSWATER / toward Patterdale] [graphic] / [1754.]

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No. 7 [unlettered proof impression]; view of Lake Ullswater surrounded by mountains, with fishermen laying nets in the foreground, figures around a boat at right, others on the water in the middle distance, an angler in the centre. In this impression the seated figure on the lower right is bald and nude. This set was re-published by Boydell in 1774. See Upcott p.126, XVIII.

1 print: etching ; image 367 x 518 mm.

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