17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Sherborn the Seat of Ralph Dutton Bart.

Wallfahrtskirche St. Salvator Bettbrunn by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Wallfahrtskirche St. Salvator Bettbrunn by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Seavenhampton the Seat of Sr. Wm. Dodwell 

Schloß Pähl by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

Schloß Pähl by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Saperton The Seat of Sr. Robert Atkyns.

Schloss Zangberg by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Schloss Zangberg by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Ragly in the county of Warwik the Seat of Popham Conway Esq.

Schloss Wolfersdorf by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Schloss Wolfersdorf by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

Syston the Seat of Samuel Troutman Esq

Schloss Trausnitz by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Schloss Trausnitz by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Swillington in the West Rideing of Yorkshire, the Seate of William Lowther Esq.

Schloß Pähl by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Schloß Pähl by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Stoke Gifford, Seat of John Berkeley Esq. 

Schloss Niederstraubing by Michael Wening (1645-1718)

Michael Wening (1645-1718) was a Bavarian engraver known for his cityscapes & views of stately homes, castles & monasteries in the Bavaria of his day.  His concept was to publish a visual account of Bavaria’s 4 districts called Historico-Topographica Descriptio. He began in 1696, & had finished more than 100 drawings within the first 2 months.  The 1st volume appeared in 1701, but work on the other 3 volumes was delayed by Austria’s occupation of Bavaria.  At least 1 volume was published after his death in 1718. 

 Schloss Niederstraubing by Michael Wening (Bavarian artist, 1645-1718)

17C English Gardens by L Knyff (1652-1722) & J Kip (1653-1722)

 Stoke Bishop, Seat of Sr. Thomas Cann