St. Asaph

Summary

St. Asaph is a print^[1].

Key Facts

• St. Asaph is the creator of William Radclyffe^[2].
• St. Asaph's image is recorded as St. Asaph (1133444).jpg^[3].
• St. Asaph's instance of is recorded as print^[4].
• St. Asaph's publisher is recorded as Wrightson & Webb^[5].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as St Asaph Cathedral^[6].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as woman^[7].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as everyday life^[8].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as beggar^[9].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as St Asaph^[10].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as dog^[11].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as goat^[12].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as bird^[13].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as road^[14].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as carriage^[15].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as horse^[16].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as street^[17].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as carrying pole^[18].
• St. Asaph's depicts is recorded as man^[19].
• St. Asaph's collection is recorded as National Library of Wales^[20].
• St. Asaph's collection is recorded as Welsh Landscape Collection^[21].
• St. Asaph's inventory number is recorded as 1133444^[22].
• St. Asaph's location is recorded as National Library of Wales^[23].
• St. Asaph's place of publication is recorded as London^[24].
• St. Asaph's part of is recorded as Welsh Landscape Collection^[25].
• +1801-01-17T00:00:00Z marks the founding of St. Asaph^[26].

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Works and Contributions

St. Asaph is the creator of William Radclyffe^[2].