Nearly ready for publication, a view of Edinburgh from Arthur's Seat, engraved in a highly finished line manner, by William Miller, from a drawing by H. W. Williams, of Edinburgh.
Williams, Hugh William,1773-1829,artist.
Miller, William,1796-1882,engraver.
London : Published by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill; Colnaghi, Son, & Co., Pall Mall East; and the printsellers of Edinburgh,
[1826?]
Prospectus advertising the publication of this engraved print. The original drawing was done by Hugh William Williams (1773-1829), a Scottish painter of Welsh descent known as "Grecian Williams".
'The view is taken at mid-day from a point immediately below the summit of Arthur's Seat, on the south side; and comprises most of the interesting objects in the Old and New Town, with the Calton Hill, the Corstorphine Hills, and Dalmeny Park; the windings of the Forth, with the interesting scenery on its banks; including, on the north, the coast of Fife and the Ochills; and, in the extreme distance, Ben Lomond and others of the Grampian Chain.'
Prospectus advertising the publication of this engraved print. The original drawing was done by Hugh William Williams (1773-1829), a Scottish painter of Welsh descent known as "Grecian Williams".
England London.