The New Forest, by Mrs. Willingham Rawnsley, with twenty full-page illustrations in colour.

Creator(s):

Rawnsley, Alice Julia (Argles) (1843-1924)

Date: 1904

Regions:

England Europe

Topics:

A & C Black Chromolithography Travel & Scenery

Bluebells in the OakWood. May

Foxgloves in ' The Enclosure.' June

In the Queen's Bower. Midsummer

The Lily Border. July

The Pond at Park Hill. July

Scotch Firs and Garden Wall at Park Hill. Evening Light

Below Park Hill, looking towards the Farm. October

On the Beaulieu Road. A Wet October

The Birches at Faircrop. Early November

Lyndhurst Church from the Cut Walk. November

Cart Track over the Moor. Late November

From Denny Wood, looking towards Wood Fidley. December Afternoon

Looking down Butts Lawn. Christmas Eve

Birches on the Brockenhurst Road, near New Park, November

A Peep on the Brockenhurst Road. Early Spring

Wild Daffodils at Minstead. March

Matley Wood and Bog, from Matley Passage

Early May in 'The Enclosure.' Wild Crab Blossom

Flower of the Gorse, from Park Hill Lawn

Marsh Marigolds at Longwater. Spring

On cover: Painted and described by Mrs. Willingham Rawnsley.

Each plate accompanied by leaf with descriptive letterpress.

vii, 134 p. col. front., 19 col. pl. 23 cm.


1. Front Cover
10. Bluebells in the OakWood. May
11. Foxgloves in ' The Enclosure.' June
12. In the Queen's Bower. Midsummer
13. The Lily Border. July
14. The Pond at Park Hill. July
15. Scotch Firs and Garden Wall at Park Hill. Evening Light
16. Below Park Hill, looking towards the Farm. October
17. On the Beaulieu Road. A Wet October
18. The Birches at Faircrop. Early November
19. Lyndhurst Church from the Cut Walk. November
2. Title Page
20. Cart Track over the Moor. Late November
21. From Denny Wood, looking towards Wood Fidley. December Afternoon
22. Looking down Butts Lawn. Christmas Eve
23. Back Cover
3. Birches on the Brockenhurst Road, near New Park, November
4. A Peep on the Brockenhurst Road. Early Spring
5. Wild Daffodils at Minstead. March
6. Matley Wood and Bog, from Matley Passage
7. Early May in 'The Enclosure.' Wild Crab Blossom
8. Flower of the Gorse, from Park Hill Lawn
9. Marsh Marigolds at Longwater. Spring

Publisher: London : Adam and Charles Black

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Date Added: 2020-06-22

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Rawnsley, Alice Julia (Argles). The New Forest Painted and Described. London : Adam and Charles Black. 1904.

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Rawnsley, Alice Julia (Argles) (1904) The New Forest Painted and Described. London : Adam and Charles Black.

Chicago

Rawnsley, Alice Julia (Argles), The New Forest Painted and Described. London : Adam and Charles Black. 1904.

The New Forest Painted and Described - Front Cover (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Bluebells in the OakWood. May (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Foxgloves in ' The Enclosure.' June (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - In the Queen's Bower. Midsummer (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - The Lily Border. July (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - The Pond at Park Hill. July (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Scotch Firs and Garden Wall at Park Hill. Evening Light (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Below Park Hill, looking towards the Farm. October (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - On the Beaulieu Road. A Wet October (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - The Birches at Faircrop. Early November (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Lyndhurst Church from the Cut Walk. November (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Title Page (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Cart Track over the Moor. Late November (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - From Denny Wood, looking towards Wood Fidley. December Afternoon (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Looking down Butts Lawn. Christmas Eve (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Back Cover (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Birches on the Brockenhurst Road, near New Park, November (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - A Peep on the Brockenhurst Road. Early Spring (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Wild Daffodils at Minstead. March (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Matley Wood and Bog, from Matley Passage (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Early May in 'The Enclosure.' Wild Crab Blossom (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Flower of the Gorse, from Park Hill Lawn (1904)

The New Forest Painted and Described - Marsh Marigolds at Longwater. Spring (1904)

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