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Distant view of Windsor Castle, seen from the south west, c. 1815. The round tower, from which a flag is flying, has no upper storey with machicolations. In the middle distance, two men contemplate the scene across a field. 1810-1819: print, engraved by Letitia Byrne from a drawing by James Hakewill, with the caption, South West View of Windsor Castle." It was published in the book, "A Series of Views of the Neighbourhood of Windsor . . ." by James Hakewill, in 1820

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