Mount Merrion: the gothic building at the end of the north terrace (pag. 19)

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Title/s: Mount Merrion: the gothic building at the end of the north terrace (pag. 19) Maker/s: Ashford, William (draughtsman) [ULAN info: British artist, 1746-1824] Technique Description: grey wash on paper laid down on hollow mounts and bound with backing sheets Dimensions: height: 320 mm, width: 430 mm Date: 1806

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