Interior view of Salisbury Cathedral from the west entrance. (engraving)

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Identification note: Pillored arched and vaulted aisle with carved screen seperating the end of the aisle door. Tombs between side arches and people on paved aisle.

Identification note: note re duplicates: 1983.2829 - Salisbury Cath; .2699 - Britton's Salis Cath; .3076 and .3612 - File

Summary: copper engraving, Interior view of Salisbury Cathedral from the West entrance, Drawn by F Nash from an outline by J Buckler, Engraved by W Woolnoth, Pub. 1813 by the Author, Close, Salisbury

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