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View near Dalton, 1785. Artist: Samuel Middiman
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View near Dalton, 1785. Artist: Samuel Middiman
View near Dalton, 1785. After Francis Wheatley (1747?1801). [Samuel Middiman, London, 1785]
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Arm Raised Cart Cattle Cows Dalton Francis Francis Wheatley Francis Wheatly Hillside Hitting Rotherham Samuel South Yorkshire Wheatley Samuel Middiman
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This print, titled "View near Dalton, 1785" takes us back to the picturesque landscapes of 18th century England. Created by artist Samuel Middiman after Francis Wheatley, this engraving beautifully captures a scene of rural tranquility. In the foreground, we see a riverbank with horses and cows peacefully grazing on the lush hillside. A cart is parked nearby, suggesting that it serves as a mode of transportation for goods or perhaps even people in this era. The artist skillfully portrays the idyllic countryside with its rolling hills and dense woodland in exquisite detail. The image showcases South Yorkshire's natural beauty, specifically Dalton village located near Rotherham. The raised arm gesture of one figure in the distance adds an element of intrigue to the composition - what could they be gesturing towards? It invites viewers to imagine themselves standing there on that day centuries ago, taking in this breathtaking vista. Printed in London by Samuel Middiman himself in 1785, this monochrome masterpiece offers us a glimpse into England's past through its geographical features and modes of road transport prevalent during that time period. As part of The Print Collector collection curated by Heritage Images, this historic artwork allows us to appreciate both Francis Wheatley's original vision and Samuel Middiman's talent as an engraver. It serves as a reminder of how art can transport us not only across space but also through time itself.
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