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item:- Armitt Library :
A6641.32
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Print, soft ground etching, Derwent Water from Crow Park,
Keswick, Cumberland, by William Green, Ambleside,
Westmorland, 1810.
Plate 32 in Sixty Studies from Nature, 1810.
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No. 32.
DERWENT WATER, FROM CROW PARK.
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The view from Crow Park is into Borrowdale.
Vicar's Island is a principal feature of the middle
distance, and it is to be reached by boats from the pier on
the opposite shore; in the neighbourhood of which pier are
moored various small craft for the navigation of the lake;
the rocks of Lowdore, with its water-fall, are over the
boat-house, and to the left, the mountains of Watenlath.
Beyond Vicar's Island, and over the middle of the lake see
Grange Fell, Grange Crag, Castle Crag, and Gate Crag; the
mountains beyond Rosthwaite terminate the distance, of which
Rosthwaite Pike and Great End are the most considerable.
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source type:-
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Green 1810 (plate 32)
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inscription:-
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DERWENT WATER FROM CROW PARK. / Drawn and Engraved by
William Green and Published at Ambleside, June 24, 1810.
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inscription:-
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watermark:
J WHATMAN / 1813
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74x52.5cm
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673x476mm (about)
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66x42cm (about)
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