Cumnor Place (after Whittock) by Henry W. Taunt

Cumnor Place (after Whittock) before 1912

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"Cumnor Place (after Whittock)" is a black and white drawing by Henry W. Taunt, created before 1912. It depicts the architectural details of an old stone building with a path winding through it. Taunt was an English artist known for his intricate drawings and watercolors, often capturing historical and architectural subjects. The drawing highlights the intricate details of the building's structure, showcasing its historical significance and architectural beauty.