Exterior of Wadham Hall seen from the parks, illustration from the History of Oxford, engraved by J. Hill, pub. by R. Ackermann. 1813

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"Exterior of Wadham Hall seen from the parks, illustration from the History of Oxford, engraved by J. Hill, pub. by R. Ackermann. 1813" is a historical illustration by Augustus Charles Pugin, a notable artist and architectural draftsman of the early 19th century. This work is part of a series of illustrations included in the "History of Oxford," which was published by Rudolph Ackermann in 1813. The engraving, executed by J. Hill, depicts a detailed and picturesque view of Wadham Hall, one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford, as seen from the surrounding parklands.

Augustus Charles Pugin was renowned for his architectural drawings and was instrumental in documenting British architectural heritage through his works. His illustrations often combined a high level of detail with an idealized aesthetic, capturing both the accuracy of the buildings and the romantic ambiance of the era. The "History of Oxford" is considered an important work for its contribution to the visual record of Oxford's historic architecture during a period of significant cultural and educational prominence in Britain.

The illustration of Wadham Hall showcases Pugin's skill in rendering architectural features with precision while also conveying the grandeur and tranquility of the college setting. The engraving by J. Hill complements Pugin's drawing by translating it into a form that could be widely disseminated, allowing for a broader appreciation of Oxford's architectural beauty. This work not only serves as a valuable historical record but also reflects the artistic and cultural values of the Regency period in the United Kingdom.

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