North View of Llandeilo
landscape print; view of a large house and a church, with several figures in the foreground
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Summary
North View of Llandeilo is a print[1].
Key Facts
- North View of Llandeilo is the creator of John Gardnor[2].
- North View of Llandeilo is the creator of I. Hill[3].
- North View of Llandeilo's image is recorded as North View of Llandeilo.jpeg[4].
- North View of Llandeilo's instance of is recorded as print[5].
- North View of Llandeilo's publisher is recorded as Thomas Egerton[6].
- North View of Llandeilo's publisher is recorded as William White[7].
- North View of Llandeilo's publisher is recorded as William Edwards[8].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as Church of St Teilo, Llantilio Crossenny[9].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as house[10].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as Llantilio Crossenny[11].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as weather vane[12].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as chimney[13].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as door[14].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as man[15].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as human[16].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as woman[17].
- North View of Llandeilo's depicts is recorded as girl[18].
- North View of Llandeilo's collection is recorded as National Library of Wales[19].
- North View of Llandeilo's collection is recorded as Welsh Landscape Collection[20].
- North View of Llandeilo's inventory number is recorded as 1130217[21].
- North View of Llandeilo's location is recorded as National Library of Wales[22].
- North View of Llandeilo's place of publication is recorded as London[23].
- North View of Llandeilo's part of is recorded as Welsh Landscape Collection[24].
- +1793-01-17T00:00:00Z marks the founding of North View of Llandeilo[25].
- North View of Llandeilo's main subject is recorded as Llantilio Crossenny[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include John Gardnor[2], a painter[27], of Kingdom of Great Britain[28] and I. Hill[3], an engraver[29], of Kingdom of Great Britain[30].