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The Town of Rye, 1835. Creator: Henry Alexander Ogg
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The Town of Rye, 1835. Creator: Henry Alexander Ogg
The Town of Rye, 1835. In medieval times, Rye was an important member of the Cinque Ports confederation on the English Channel, and almost entirely surrounded by sea. Engraved by Henry Alexander Ogg after a drawing by Thomas Henwood. From " The History, Antiquities, and Topography of the County of Sussex, Volume the First", by Thomas Walker Horsfield, F.S.A. [Baxter, Sussex Press, Lewes; Messrs. Nichols and Son, London, (1835)]
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This print showcases "The Town of Rye, 1835" a historical gem captured by Henry Alexander Ogg. The image takes us back to medieval times when Rye held great significance as a member of the prestigious Cinque Ports confederation on the English Channel. Surrounded almost entirely by sea, this aerial view engraving depicts the town's unique geographical location. Engraved after an exquisite drawing by Thomas Henwood, this artwork is featured in "The History, Antiquities, and Topography of the County of Sussex, Volume the First" by Thomas Walker Horsfield. Published in 1835 by Baxter Sussex Press in Lewes and Messrs. Nichols and Son in London. As we gaze upon this stunning piece, our eyes are drawn to the charming buildings that dot Rye's landscape. Nestled atop hills that stretch into the distance, these structures symbolize centuries of history and community spirit. The elevated view allows us to appreciate both the beauty of nature surrounding Rye and its strategic position along England's southeastern coast. Henry Alexander Ogg masterfully captures not only architectural details but also evokes a sense of nostalgia through his use of black and white tones. This print transports us back to a time when literature often intertwined with artistry to document Britain's rich heritage. Immerse yourself in this mesmerizing scene as you explore Rye's past through Henry Alexander Ogg's lens—a testament to both artistic brilliance and historical preservation.
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