Chiswick House, Hounslow, London, 1750. 'A View of the Cascade and West Front of the Earl of Burlington's House at Chiswick'. The Serpentine River, terminating in the cascade, was created by landscaping and canalising the Bollo Brook. From the Mayson Beeton Collection.
| px | px | dpi | = | cm | x | cm | = | MB |
Details
Creative#:
TOP21059787
Source:
達志影像
Authorization Type:
RM
Release Information:
須由TPG 完整授權
Model Release:
No
Property Release:
No
Right to Privacy:
No
Same folder images:
transporttransportationexterioroutdoorsriverbuildingbuildingsLondonEnglandpeoplearchitecturewaterfallplantscountryfallBritishgeographyEnglishcascadecanallocationcenturyBritainoutsidegeorgianriverbanknaturalphenomenaB&WcataractMONOCHROMEcountryhousestatelyhomewatertransportblack&whiteblackandwhiteB/W18thcenturyEighteenthCenturytreesEnglishHeritageChiswickChiswickHousegeographicalfeatureHounslowTGNEnglishHeritageengravingSerpentineRiverRichardEarlofEarlofBurlingtonBurlingtonRichardBoyle3rdEarlofBurlington4thEarlofCorkEarlofCorkCorkBoyleCampbellColenCampbellColen
&18th3rd4thB&WB/WBoyleBoyleBritainBritishBurlingtonBurlingtonBurlingtonCampbellCampbellCenturyChiswickChiswickColenColenCorkCorkCorkEarlEarlEarlEarlEarlEighteenthEnglandEnglishEnglishEnglishHeritageHeritageHounslowHouseLondonMONOCHROMERichardRichardRiverSerpentineTGNandarchitectureblackblackbuildingbuildingscanalcascadecataractcenturycenturycountrycountryengravingexteriorfallfeaturegeographicalgeographygeorgianhomehouselocationnaturalofofofofofoutdoorsoutsidepeoplephenomenaplantsriverriverbankstatelytransporttransporttransportationtreeswaterwaterfallwhitewhite
Loading