Vitruvius Britannicus: History of Hatfield House: Illustrated by Plans, Elevations, And Internal Views of the Apartments, From Actual Measurement
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Title: Vitruvius Britannicus: History of Hatfield House: Illustrated by Plans, Elevations, And Internal Views of the Apartments, From Actual Measurement
Author:
Peter Frederick Robinson (British, 1776–1858)
Engraver:
William Radclyffe (British, Birmingham 1783–1855 Birmingham)
Artist:
After George Burridge (British, active ca. 1833)
Artist:
After R. Stokes (British, active ca. 1833)
Artist:
After Thomas Willement (British, London 1786–1871)
Artist:
After Henry Shaw (British, 1800–1873)
Artist:
After John Sanders (British, active 1833–35)
Publisher:
Arthur Arch (British, active 1792–1838)
Publisher:
John Arch (British, active 1792–1838)
Publisher:
John and Arthur Arch (London)
Publisher:
Longman and Co.
Publisher:
Molteno and Co. (London)
Publisher:
Priestly and Weale (London)
Publisher:
William Pickering (British, 1796–1854)
Publisher:
Rodwell (London)
Publisher:
Williams (London)
Printer:
Charles Whittingham [the elder] (London)
Binder:
B. Basset (British, 19th century)
Date: 1833
Medium: Illustrations: engraving
Dimensions: 24 1/8 x 16 13/16 x 1 1/8 in. (61.3 x 42.7 x 2.9 cm)
Classifications: Portfolios, Ornament & Architecture, Books
Credit Line: Rogers Fund, 1952
Object Number: 52.519.167a
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