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Hirschfeld, Christian Cay Lorenz: Theorie der Gartenkunst. Bd. 5. Leipzig, 1785.

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Six views in the Royal Garden at Kew.

Six views in Windsor's Castle in Drawings Manner, by Sandby.

A general view of the House and Gardens of Chatsworth in Derbyshire,
a beautiful seat of the Duke of Devonshire, by Sayer.

Two views of Chatworth and Haddon engraved by Mr. Vivares.

1) A South-West view of Chatsworth etc.

2) A North-West view of Haddon etc. An ancient seat belonging to the
Duke of Rutland.

Four views of Parks. Engraved by Vivares and Mason.

1) A view of the new Water Works etc. at Belton in Lincolushire, belon-
ging to Lord Viscount Tyrtonnel.

2) A view in Hagley Park, belonging to Sir Thomas Littleton, Baronet.

3) A view in Newstead Park, belonging to Lord Byron.

4) A view in Exton Park, belonging to the Earl of Gainsborough.

Four views etc. engraved by Vivares.

1) A view of Dunnington etc. belong. to the Earl of Huntingion.

2) A view of Hopping etc. belong. to the Duke of Devonshire.

3) A view of Foremark, the Seat of Sir Robert Burdel, Baronet.

4) A view in Lyme Park, the property of Peter Legh, Esqr.

Six beautiful views of the Duke of Argyle's Seat at Whitton, and Sir
Francis Dashwood's Seat at West-Wycombe, in the County of Buks; engra-
ved by Woollet.

1) A view of the House and Port of the Gardens of de Duke of Argyle.

2) A view of de Canal and of the Gothic Tower in the Garden of the Duke
of Argyle.

3) A view of the House and Port of the Gardens of Sir Francis Dashwood,
Bar.

4) A view of the Cascade etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D.

5) A view of the Lake etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D.

6) A view of the Walton-Bridge, Venus Temple etc. in the Garden of
Sir F. D.

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Luſtſchloͤſſern, Landhaͤuſern, Gartengebaͤuden ꝛc.

Six views in the Royal Garden at Kew.

Six views in Windſor’s Caſtle in Drawings Manner, by Sandby.

A general view of the Houſe and Gardens of Chatsworth in Derbyshire,
a beautiful ſeat of the Duke of Devonshire, by Sayer.

Two views of Chatworth and Haddon engraved by Mr. Vivares.

1) A South-Weſt view of Chatsworth etc.

2) A North-Weſt view of Haddon etc. An ancient ſeat belonging to the
Duke of Rutland.

Four views of Parks. Engraved by Vivares and Maſon.

1) A view of the new Water Works etc. at Belton in Lincolushire, belon-
ging to Lord Viscount Tyrtonnel.

2) A view in Hagley Park, belonging to Sir Thomas Littleton, Baronet.

3) A view in Newſtead Park, belonging to Lord Byron.

4) A view in Exton Park, belonging to the Earl of Gainsborough.

Four views etc. engraved by Vivares.

1) A view of Dunnington etc. belong. to the Earl of Huntingion.

2) A view of Hopping etc. belong. to the Duke of Devonshire.

3) A view of Foremark, the Seat of Sir Robert Burdel, Baronet.

4) A view in Lyme Park, the property of Peter Legh, Eſqr.

Six beautiful views of the Duke of Argyle’s Seat at Whitton, and Sir
Francis Dashwood’s Seat at Weſt-Wycombe, in the County of Buks; engra-
ved by Woollet.

1) A view of the House and Port of the Gardens of de Duke of Argyle.

2) A view of de Canal and of the Gothic Tower in the Garden of the Duke
of Argyle.

3) A view of the Houſe and Port of the Gardens of Sir Francis Dashwood,
Bar.

4) A view of the Caſcade etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D.

5) A view of the Lake etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D.

6) A view of the Walton-Bridge, Venus Temple etc. in the Garden of
Sir F. D.

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[271/0279] Luſtſchloͤſſern, Landhaͤuſern, Gartengebaͤuden ꝛc. Six views in the Royal Garden at Kew. Six views in Windſor’s Caſtle in Drawings Manner, by Sandby. A general view of the Houſe and Gardens of Chatsworth in Derbyshire, a beautiful ſeat of the Duke of Devonshire, by Sayer. Two views of Chatworth and Haddon engraved by Mr. Vivares. 1) A South-Weſt view of Chatsworth etc. 2) A North-Weſt view of Haddon etc. An ancient ſeat belonging to the Duke of Rutland. Four views of Parks. Engraved by Vivares and Maſon. 1) A view of the new Water Works etc. at Belton in Lincolushire, belon- ging to Lord Viscount Tyrtonnel. 2) A view in Hagley Park, belonging to Sir Thomas Littleton, Baronet. 3) A view in Newſtead Park, belonging to Lord Byron. 4) A view in Exton Park, belonging to the Earl of Gainsborough. Four views etc. engraved by Vivares. 1) A view of Dunnington etc. belong. to the Earl of Huntingion. 2) A view of Hopping etc. belong. to the Duke of Devonshire. 3) A view of Foremark, the Seat of Sir Robert Burdel, Baronet. 4) A view in Lyme Park, the property of Peter Legh, Eſqr. Six beautiful views of the Duke of Argyle’s Seat at Whitton, and Sir Francis Dashwood’s Seat at Weſt-Wycombe, in the County of Buks; engra- ved by Woollet. 1) A view of the House and Port of the Gardens of de Duke of Argyle. 2) A view of de Canal and of the Gothic Tower in the Garden of the Duke of Argyle. 3) A view of the Houſe and Port of the Gardens of Sir Francis Dashwood, Bar. 4) A view of the Caſcade etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D. 5) A view of the Lake etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D. 6) A view of the Walton-Bridge, Venus Temple etc. in the Garden of Sir F. D. Six

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Zitationshilfe:	Hirschfeld, Christian Cay Lorenz: Theorie der Gartenkunst. Bd. 5. Leipzig, 1785, S. 271. In: Deutsches Textarchiv <https://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/hirschfeld_gartenkunst5_1785/279>, abgerufen am 27.04.2024.

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