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165114 - S and N Buck - The South View of Sandown-Castle, Kent published in 1735..
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S and N Buck - The South View of Sandown-Castle, Kent published in 1735.. This engraving titled The South View of Sandown-Castle, in the County of Kent is by the prominent British printmakers and antiquarians Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, originally published in 1735. The print depicts Sandown Castle, an artillery fortress constructed by King Henry VIII between 1539 and 1540. It was built alongside nearby Deal Castle and Walmer Castle to protect the crucial coastal anchorage known as the Downs from foreign invasion. The building featured a distinct Tudor rose shape when viewed from above, consisting of a central round keep surrounded by four circular bastions. Size: 40cm x 30cm The print is in excellent condition - please inspect the image carefully for any occasional age related marks.
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