Ash Trees, Woburn Abbey

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View of ash trees with lush foliage standing in a park where deer can be seen lying around.

Ash tree. At Woburn Abbey. Seat of his Grace, the Duke of Bedford.

(Plate 37.)

Artist

Name:: Burgess, Henry William
Dates:: ca. 1792-1839
Country:: UK

Illustration

Subjects:: Landscapes & Places, Plants
Technique:: Lithograph
Format:: Landscape (wider)
Source:: The New York Public Library

Book

Title:: Eidodendron
Author:: Burgess, Henry William
Publisher:: London: J. Dickins, 1827

Description:

Plate showing ash trees with lush foliage standing in a park where deer can be seen lying around. Ashes are trees in the family Oleaceae.

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