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In Windsor Park

Henry Gastineau, 1829

This drawing is part of a collection of 50 pencil drawings, mostly of scenes in Wales which were distributed to the National Museum Wales; the British Museum; Reading Art Gallery and the Royal Cornwall Museum. Henry Gastineau was a member of the Old Water Colour Society. He made many drawings for topographical publications and excelled in depicting wild and romantic scenery.

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Title of artwork, date

In Windsor Park, 1829

Date supported

1946

Medium and material

Pencil

Gifted by

G E Edwards

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