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View of Windsor Castle from across the river, c. 1790. There are three boats on the water: a punt with five people, one of whom holds a fishing-rod; one has a team of six rowers, and a company of people under an awning at the back; and one has a sail and appears to be transporting tree-trunks and a barrel. 18th century: print, engraved by William and J. Walker, from a drawing by T. Girtin, with the title "Windsor." The accompanying page shows it to have been a book-plate, and is headed "Numb. IV, Plate VII."

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