Port of Clwyd and South Brent, Devon, from Picturesque Selections 1860
jamesduffieldharding
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"Port of Clwyd and South Brent, Devon, from Picturesque Selections," an 1860 lithograph by James Duffield Harding, depicts two scenes of rural life in Devon, England. Harding, a prominent 19th-century artist known for his picturesque landscapes, uses subtle shading and detailed lines to capture the charm of humble stone cottages. The top scene features a partially-collapsed building with a figure sitting outside, while the bottom depicts a thatched cottage with a courtyard. The work reflects Harding's interest in capturing everyday moments in a natural setting, and its detailed depiction of buildings, figures, and birds adds a sense of realism and tranquility.
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