Engravings of FonthillJon Millington
Most of the engravings here come from books or periodicals, which are listed chronologically. These views are given in the order in which they appeared in the work, except where it seemed more convenient to group some together, such as woodcut vignettes. At the end are views of Fonthill published as free-standing prints, followed by plans from catalogues of later sales of the Fonthill Estate.
For each entry, the wording before the dimensions is as it appears on the print, apart from anything in square brackets. Unless otherwise stated, the views are line engravings on copper or steel, and those of the Abbey are views from the south west.
Measurements are of the image, excluding any border, and are in millimetres (height before width). Different copies of the same print may vary slightly in size.
[This bibliography was first published in the Beckford Journal, Spring 2001. The links provided in the checklist lead to a scanned facsimile of the engraving in question. Over time, more images will be added. Please direct any contributions to this archive of images to the keeper of Beckfordiana, at this e-mail address]
New images added on March 28, 2003.
John Woolfe & James Gandon. Vitruvius Britannicus. Vol. 4. 1767. All ‘J. Woolfe del. T. White sculp.’
Ground Plan of Fonthill. Plan du rez de Chausée. [Pl.] 82. 332 x 653.
Plan of the Attic Floor. [Pl.] 83. 220 x 413. Plan of the Principal Floor of Fonthill. Plan du Premier Etage. 270 x 418. Both on the same plate.
Elevation of the Principal Front of Fonthill in Wiltshire, the Seat of Willm Beckford Esqr. Elevation de la Maison de Wm Beckford Esqr. [Pl.] 84, 85. 125 x 668.
South Front of Fonthill. Elevation au Cotéz du Sude. [Pl.] 86, 87. 126 x 662.
Universal Magazine. July 1770.
The Principal front of Fonthill in Wiltshire, the Seat of the late Wm Beckford Esqre. 125 x 245. Copied, without the wings, from Pl. 84, 85 in Vitruvius Britannicus Vol. 4 (1767).
William Angus. The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in Great Britain and Wales. [1797].
Fonthill House in Wiltshire, the Seat of William Beckford Esqr. Pl. 50. W. Turner delt A.R.A. W. Angus Sculpt. Published as the Act directs, March 1st 1800 by W. Angus No 4, Gwynne’s Buildings, Islington. 131 x 186.
Gentleman’s Magazine 71 Pt. 1 (April 1801).
Lord Nelson’s Reception at Fonthill. Gent Mag. April. 1801. Pl. I. p. 289. 165 x 120. The temporary arch, and Abbey beyond. With border.
John Britton. The Beauties of Wiltshire. 2 vols. 1801. From vol. 1. Both with a border and: ‘London. Published April 2, 1801 by Vernor & Hood, Poultry, for the Beauties of Wiltshire.’
Fonthill. Britton del. Storer sculp. 91 x 151. North Front of Splendens.
Fonthill. J. Smith del. Storer sculp. 94 x 146. South Front of Splendens.
James Storer. A Description of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. 1812. All except the Oratory: ‘Drawn & Engraved by J. Storer. Published by W. Clarke, New Bond St. May 1, 1812’.
West Door of Fonthill Abbey. Views of the Abbey at Fonthill, Wiltshire. 142 x 91. Engraved title-page.
Fonthill Abbey from the Beacon. 120 x 153.
Fonthill Abbey from the American Plantation. 151 x 114. From the S.
N. End of the Gallery, Fonthill Abbey. 108 x 155.
S. W. View of Fonthill Abbey. 119 x 151.
South View of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. 154 x 114.
South East View of Fonthill Abbey. 151 x 114.
[The Oratory]. 90 x 81. Vignette in text.
George Alexander Cooke. Topographical and Statistical Description of the County of Wilts. c. 1820.
Wiltshire. Fonthill. 42 x 69. With a border. (with ‘Wardour’ beneath.)
Literary Gazette, 24 Aug 1822.
[Fonthill Abbey]. 79 x 121. Woodcut.
Gazette of Fashion, 24 Aug 1822.
Fonthill Abbey. J. Clark [sc]. Engraved expressly for the Gazette of Fashion. 100 x 140.
Gentleman’s Magazine, Sept 1822.
Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. S. W. J. C. Buckler del. J. Barnett sc. Gent. Mag. Sept. 1822. Pl. I. P. 201. 102 x 170.
John Rutter. A Description of Fonthill Abbey and Demesne. 1822.
South West View of Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. Drawn by J. Rutter. Engraved by T. Higham. Pubd July 15, 1822 by J. Rutter, Shaftesbury. 100 x 160. With a border.
Whittaker. A New Guide to Fonthill Abbey. 1822.
Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. the Seat of Wm Beckford Esqr. Drawn by T. Higham. Engraved by J. Greig. Published Oct 8, 1822 by P. Youngman, Witham, Essex. 87 x 140. From the west. With a border.
Lady’s Magazine, Oct 1822.
A View of Fonthill Abbey. Not seen.
Mirror of Literature, 23 Nov 1822.
Fonthill Abbey. Sears sc. 70 x 104. From the west. Woodcut copied from Whittaker (1822).
Lady’s Magazine, Dec 1822. Both with a border.
View from the great Western Entrance. 59 x 105. On the same plate as:
S. E. View. Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire, late the seat of W. Beckford. S. Rayner del. from Sketches by T. Higham. J. Lambert sculpt. 59 x 105.
Probably from a sheet of small engravings. c. 1822.
Fonthill after the Fire 1755. 28 x 49. With a border.
From a calendar. c. 1822.
Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. October. 25 x 51. Octagonal. With a border.
Unknown Source, possibly Lady’s Magazine, Oct 1822.
Fonthill. Nash delin. Chas Pye sculp. 59 x 93. Figure on horseback, with Abbey in distance. With a border.
James Storer. The Portfolio and Description of Fonthill Abbey. Both 1823. All except title-page: ‘Drawn & Engd by J. & H. S. Storer. Pubd by Sherwood & Co. Oct 1, 1822.’
West entrance to Fonthill Abbey. Port Folio. Vol. 1. Drawn & Engd by J. & H. S. Storer for the Port Folio. Pubd by Sherwood, Jones & Co Feb 1 1823. 121 x 65. Engraved title-page
Fonthill (in 1566). 67 x 104.
Fonthill (before the fire in 1755). 62 x 106.
Fonthill (after the fire in 1755). 60 x 103.
Fonthill Abbey (S. W. View). 68 x 90.
Fonthill Abbey (The Hall & part of the Octagon). 102 x 70.
Fonthill Abbey (South end of the Gallery). 92 x 70.
Fonthill Abbey (The Oratory, or N. end of the Gallery). 88 x 69.
John Rutter. A New Descriptive Guide to Fonthill Abbey and Demesne. 1823.
South West View of Fonthill Abbey. Drawn & Engraved by T. Higham. July 1, 1823. 96 x 159. With a border.
Fonthill Abbey from the Barrier. Drawn & Engd by T. Higham. 53 x 89. View from the south east. Vignette on engraved title-page.
Phillips. The Valuable Library of Books…The Unique and Splendid Effects… The Pictures and Miniatures at Fonthill Abbey. 1823.
A Catalogue of the Costly and Interesting Effects of Fonthill Abbey. 1823. Stedman Whitwell, Arch, del. Thomas Higham, sculpsit. 186 x 117. Eastern Towers, with Central Tower beyond (93 x 41). Beneath are two panels linked by a smaller one. The left and central ones read either ‘Books’ & ‘Part 1’ or ‘Furniture and Articles of Virtu’ & ‘Part 2’ or ‘Pictures’ and ‘Part 3’ or ‘Price 12s’ and blank. In the right-hand panel is the engraved signature H. Phillips. With a border.
Phillips Admission Ticket to Fonthill Abbey. The same engraving as above, apart from the altered title, blank left and right panels and ‘Visitors’ between them. Two detachable tokens beneath the ticket bearing the initials ‘HP’ and ‘FA’ in 19 mm roundels are usually missing from surviving examples.
This Ticket will admit two visitors on any two days during the view and is not transferable. Fonthill Abbey 1823.
This Ticket will admit three visitors during the view and is not transferable. Fonthill Abbey 1823.
John Britton. Graphical and Literary Illustrations of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. 1823. All with a border and: ‘London. Published/Printed by/for the Author April 1, 1823.’ except pl. X, dated May 1, 1823 & title-page woodcut.
Fonthill Abbey; Hall from the Octagon. Pl. VI. Drawn by Gastineau, from a Sketch by Cattermole; Engraved by R. Sands for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. C. & Co. 207 x 163.
Architectural & Heraldical Title for Britton’s Illustrations of Fonthill Abbey. (Vide description.) Pl. XI. Engraved by J. Le Keux.– Designed by J. Britton.– Drawn by J. Rayner. C. & Co. 222 x 162.
View from the end of the Western Avenue – Engraved by J. Thompson, from a Sketch by T. Higham. 70 x 144. Woodcut on title-page.
Fonthill Abbey, Plan of the Principal Floor. Pl. I. Drawn and Measured by G Cattermole, Oct 1822, Engraved by J. Roffe for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. 177 x 208.
Fonthill Abbey, N. W. View. Pl. II. Engraved by J. Lambert from a Drawing by G. Cattermole for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. M.Q. 202 x 159.
Fonthill Abbey, S. W. View. [Pl. III.] Engraved by H. Winkles, from a Drawing by G. Cattermole for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. 141 x 194.
Fonthill Abbey. S E. View. Pl. IV. Engraved by W. Tombleson: Sketchd by T. Higham: Drawn by S. Rayner for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. Hay:. 154 x 217.
Fonthill Abbey, Distant View from S. W. Pl. V. Engraved by J. C. Varrall: Sketchd by T. Higham: Drawn by J. Martin for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. C & Co. 96 x 156.
Fonthill Abbey. Octagon, looking S. E. Pl. VII. C. & Co. 201 x 138.
Fonthill Abbey. King Edward’s Gallery, looking N. Pl. VIII. Engraved by J. Le Keux from Sks by Cattermole, Shaw, &c for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. C & Co. 168 x 219.
Fonthill Abbey, S. End of St Michael’s Gallery. Pl. IX. Engraved by M. Dubourg from A Drawing by G. Cattermole for Britton’s Account of F.A. H. 171 x 220. Coloured aquatint.
Fonthill Abbey, Window &c in St Michael’s Gallery. Pl. X. Engraved by Havell & Son: Drawn & Etchd by H. Shaw, from Sketch by G. C, for Britton’s Illustrations of F.A. HAV. 197 x 151. Coloured aquatint.
John Rutter. Delineations of Fonthill and its Abbey. 1823. All plates with a border and, except two, ‘Published June 2nd 1823, by J. Rutter, Shaftesbury’.
Fonthill Abbey from the Barrier. Drawn & Engd by T. Higham. 53 x 89. View from the south east on upper cover. Vignette from engraved title-page of Rutter’s New Descriptive Guide (1823).
Fonthill Abbey. Interior of St Michael’s Gallery, Looking across the Octagon into King Edwards Gallery. Plate 7. Drawn by W. Finley. Engraved by John Cleghorn. Aquatinted by D. Wolstenholme Junr. 202 x 154. Coloured aquatint.
An Illustrated History and Description of Fonthill Abbey. MDCCCXXIII. By John Rutter. Shaftesbury. Altar Piece. Fonthill Abbey. Plate 8. C. F. Porden del. Havell & Son sculp. March 1, 1823. 202 x 154. Engraved title-page. Coloured aquatint. No border.
Fonthill Abbey. Plan of the Principal Story. The dotted lines represent the Ornamental Ceilings, Groining, &c. Plate 2. Drawn by J. Rutter. Engraved by J. Cleghorn. 187 x 150.
Fonthill Abbey. Longitudinal Section, Through the Centre of the Tower, Galleries, &c. looking East. Plate 3. Drawn by C. F. Porden, Arch. Engraved by John Cleghorn. 144 x 220.
Fonthill Abbey. Section of the Grand Saloon, Vestibules, Nunneries, &c. Looking East. Plate 9. Drawn by C. F. Porden, Arch. Engraved by John Cleghorn. 233 x 195.
Fonthill Abbey. Interior of the Great Western Hall. Leading to the Grand Saloon or Octagon. Plate 4. Drawn by Geo. Cattermole. Engraved by J. C. Varrall. 213 x 160.
Fonthill Abbey. The Grand Drawing Room. Plate 5. Stedman Whitwell, Architect, del. Engraved by John Cleghorn. 157 x 205.
Fonthill Abbey. Interior of King Edward’s Gallery, Looking across the Octagon into St Michael’s Gallery. Plate 6. Drawn by C. F. Porden. Etched by John Cleghorn. Engraved by Robt Havell & Son, Chapel Str, Fitzroy Squ. 149 x 197. Coloured aquatint.
Fonthill Abbey. Specimens of the Ceilings. Plate 10. Drawn by J. Rutter. Engraved by J. Cleghorn. 205 x 143.
Fonthill Abbey. View of the West, & North Fronts. From the End of the Clerk’s Walk. Plate 11. Drawn by J. Martin. Engraved by T. Higham. 152 x 202.
Fonthill Abbey. View of the South Front, From the Lawn. Plate 12. Drawn by J. Martin. Engraved by T. Higham. 152 x 204.
Fonthill Abbey. View of the West & South Fronts, From the Beacon Terrace. Plate 13. Drawn by G. Cattermole. Engraved by T. Higham. 151 x 204.
South West View of Fonthill Abbey. Drawn & Engraved by T. Higham. July 1, 1823. 96 x 159. From Rutter’s New Descriptive Guide (1823).
Part of Fonthill Domain; surveyed and planned, for John Rutter’s History and Description of Fonthill Abbey. 1823. Drawn on stone by B. R. Baker. S. Paull, Surveyor, &c., Castle-Cary. Printed by J. Boosey & Co: 310 Strand. March 1, 1823. 382 x 490. Lithograph.
[Undated woodcut vignettes in the text]:
[Achievement Charged with Thirty-six Quarterings]. A. Harrison del. W. Hughes sc. 114 x 75. On printed title-page.
The Entrance Gateway and Lodge, near Fonthill Bishop. T. Higham del. W. Hughes sc. 75 x 125.
The Eastern Postern Tower. T. Higham del. W. Hughes sc. 52 x 40.
A Groupe [Group] of the Rarest Articles of Virtu. T. Higham del. Whitwell, Arch, dir. W. Hughes sc. 79 x 127.
The Oratory Lamp. 64 x 44.
Corbel of the South Oriel Window. Drawn by T. Higham. SW [Stedman Whitwell]. Engd by W. Hughes. 65 x 125.
The Marble Fountain and Bas [later Basin]. Drawn by J. Rutter. Engd by W. Hughes. 58 x 68.
A View of the Scenery of the American Plantations. SW del. Eng. W. Hughes. 63 x 120.
The Norwegian Hut. SW [hidden]. 48 x 51.
A Secne [later Scene] in the Alpine Gardens. SW. W. Hughes sc. 77 x 120.
The Boat House. SW. WH. [both hidden]. 42 x 58.
Fonthill Gifford Church. J. Rutter del. W. Hughes sc. 63 x 125.
High Park Lodge, or Summer House. SW [hidden]. W. Hughes sc. 38 x 63.
The Remaining Wing, or Pavilion. J. Rutter del. W. Hughes sc. 63 x 126.
The Convent in Ruins. TH [hidden]. 52 x 118.
[Fonthill Abbey from the west]. 51 x 62. Small partial view on colophon.
Ackermann’s Repository of Arts, 1 Aug 1823.
Fonthill Abbey. The Pavilion (now used as a Dormitory for the Visitors) and the Lake, In the Old Park. W. Finley del. J.Stedman Whitwell Architect dir. Cleghorn litho. No 8 of R. Ackermann’s Repository of Arts, &c Pub. Aug. 1. 1823. Printed by Boosey & Co. 117 x 185. Coloured lithograph.
The Gleaner, 1, 8, 15 Oct 1823. Woodcuts copied from The Portfolio (1823).
Fonthill Abbey. (South West View.) 71 x 94.
Fonthill Abbey. (The Oratory, or North-end of the Gallery.) 95 x 72.
Fonthill Abbey. (The Hall and part of the Octagon.) 104 x 72.
Robert Havell. Picturesque Views of Noblemen’s & Gentlemen’s Seats. 1823.
Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. View from the South. To William Beckford Esqr the Founder of this Splendid Mansion, the Present Plate is Inscribed. Drawn by H. Gartinean [Gastineau] from a Sketch by T. Higham. Engraved by R. Havell & Son. London, Published July 1, 1823, by R. Havell, 3 Chapel Street, Tottenham Court Road. 211 x 299. Colour aquatint. Pl. X. With a border.
John Preston Neale. Graphical Illustrations of Fonthill Abbey and Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen. 2nd series, vol. 1. Both 1824. All plates with a border and: ‘London Pub. Feb 1, 1824, by J. P. Neale, 16 Bennett St, Blackfriars Road & Sherwood & Jones, Paternoster Row.’ except pl. II (two dates).
Eastern Towers. 60 x 60. Woodcut vignette showing Beckford’s arms. Also on upper cover, without title.
Fonthill Abbey, The Western Entrance, Hall &c. Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by R. Sands. Printed by J. Bishop. March 1, 1824. Pl. II. 132 x 88. Also newly engraved on a 12 mm taller plate as: Fonthill Abbey, (Western Entrance, Hall &c) Wiltshire. Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by R. Sands. Oct 1, 1824. 131 x 87.
Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire (South West View). Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by W. Tombleson. Printed by J. Bishop. 93 x 124.
Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. The East Oriel of St Michaels Gallery, with the Postern Towers &c. Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by W. Wallis. Printed by J. Bishop. 83 x 122.
Fonthill Abbey, The Oratory. Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by W. Deeble. Printed by J. Bishop. Pl 4. 125 x 87.
Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire (General View). Drawn by J. P. Neale. Engraved by J. C. Varrall. Printed by J. Bishop. 85 x 121. From the south across Bitham Lake.
John Britton. The Beauties of Wiltshire. Vol. 3. 1825.
Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. The Seat of William Beckford Esqr. Engraved by S. Rawle, after a Drawing by C. V. Fielding, from a Sketch by J. Britton, for the Beauties of Wiltshire Vol. III. London. Published Jany 1, 1819, by Longman & Co. Paternoster Row. 110 x 162.
Rev. J. Goldsmith. [Sir Richard Phillips]. The Natural and Artificial Wonders of the United Kingdom. 3 vols. 1825. From vol. 2.
Fonthill Abbey. W. Read. sc. Published by G. B. Whittaker, 1825. 75 x 120. From the west. Copied from Whittaker (1822).
Mirror of Literature, 15 July 1826.
Fonthill Abbey, South East View. 55 x 75. Woodcut copied from Higham’s sketch for Pl. IV. in Britton’s Fonthill Abbey (1823).
Alan Cunningham, ed. The Anniversary for 1829. 1828.
Fonthill. J. M. W. Turner R. A. del. T.Crostick sculp. Published Oct 1, 1828, by John Sharpe London. 87 x 128. Reprinted in The Anniversary; an Elegant Literary Present, edited by Horace Harvey, without date or publisher’s name.
Richard Colt Hoare. A History of Modern Wiltshire. Hundred of Dunworth and Vale of Noddre. 1829. All plates with a border and: Pl. II - III ‘Published by Sir R. C. Hoare, January 1828.’, Pl. IV - VI ‘Published by Sir R. C. Hoare, Bart January, 1829.’
Fonthill. – antiquus. Plate II. 157 x 254.
Fonthill. – redivivius Ao 1755. Plate III. 156 x 254.
Fonthill. – splendens Ao 1805. Drawn by J. Buckler. Engraved by Thos Higham. Plate IV. 155 x 254.
Fonthill. – eheu! dilapsus Ao 1825. Drawn by J. Buckler. Engraved by Thos Higham. Plate V. 137 x 206.
Fonthill. – resurgens A. D. 1828. The Seat of Geroge Mortimer Esqre. P. Crocker delt. Thos Higham Sct. Plate VI. 153 x 252.
The Church. 71 x 46. Plan of Fonthill Gifford Church. Woodcut.
John Bowyer Nichols, ed. Historical Notices of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire. 1836.
– From Rutter’s Delineations (1823):
Ten plates Nos. 2-5, 9-13 and the South West View, here renumbered 1-10.
Fifteen woodcuts: The Entrance Gateway and Lodge, near Fonthill Bishop; High Park Lodge, or Summer House; The Convent in Ruins; [The Eastern Postern Tower]; The Pavilion, or Remaining Wing of Alderman Beckford’s Mansion; The Marble Fountain and Basin; A Group of the Rarest Articles of Virtu; Corbel of the South Oriel Window; [Achievement of thirty-six quarterings]; [The Oratory Lamp]; Fonthill Gifford Church; A Scene in the Alpine Gardens; [The Boat House]; A Scene in the American Plantations; The Norwegian Hut.
– From Richard Colt Hoare’s Wilts. Dunworth (1829):
Fonthill. – eheu! dilapsus. Ao 1825, Plate V with the plate number removed.
Plan of the Church. Woodcut.
Free-standing Engravings
Line Engraving
[Fonthill Splendens, entitled Aedes Fonthillianae. W. Byrne after Hendrik de Court.] 1793. Approx. 410 x 510.
Lithographs
Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. BS. 1822. Bedford’s Lithog. 165 x 261. c. 1822.
Fonthill Abbey – Wiltshire. Bedford’s Lithog. 2nd Edition. 170 x 252. c. 1822.
Fonthill Abbey. 3rd Edition. Bristol. Printed at T. Bedford’s Lithographic Press, 23 Broad St. 178 x 255. c. 1822.
Fonthill. Drawn on stone by E. Quick. Printed by E. Barrett, Bath. 190 x 170. c. 1823. A very similar view to Bedford’s 2nd & 3rd eds.
Fonthill Abbey. View of the Fountain Court within the Western Cloister. With the additions made in June 1823, to convert it into a public refectory for the visitors. Restaurateur, Mr. Dore, White Lion, Bath. Stedman Whitwell Archt del. J. Boosey & Co Lithog. 152 x 199. Coloured. Designed to be bound with Rutter’s Delineations (1823). With a border.
South West View of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire; The Seat of William Beckford Esqre. Drawn by J. Buckler July 1821. James Wyatt, Architect. N. Chater & Co. Lithog. London. Printed by N. Chater & Co. & Published by J. Buckler, Bermondsey, Surrey. Feby 1823. 279 x 376.
North West View of Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire, The Seat of William Beckford Esqre. J. Buckler del. July 1821. J. Wyatt, Architect. Drawn on stone by N. Chater & Co. London. Printed by N. Chater & Co. & Published by J. Buckler, Bermondsey, Surrey. Feby 1823. 294 x 380.
Fonthill. View of the Abbey from the Old Park. J. Boosey & Co Lith 310 Strand. 162 x 246. c. 1823. From the south. Coloured.
[Distant view of Abbey from South West]. G. H. I. 153 x 245. n. d. Without Eastern Transept.
Fonthill Park. [Four views on one sheet.] W. Day lithog. 17 Gate Street. The Entrance, Gateway & Lodge, 85 x 136. A Scene in the Alpine Gardens, 100 x 146. A View of the Scenery of the American Plantations, 85 x 145. The Boat House, 96 x 142. c. 1823. All enlarged copies of vignettes from Rutter’s Delineations (1823).
A View at Fonthill Abbey. B. O. litho. 121 x 109. c. 1823. Beckford’s dwarf, with the Abbey to the north across Bitham Lake. Sometimes bound into Britton’s Fonthill (1823).
Ruins of Fonthill Abbey. The Tower fell 21st December 1825. “And thus this unsubstantial Fabrick falling left a sad wreck behind!” Drawn on stone by W. Westall A.R.A. from a Drawing by J. Buckler F.S.A. – Printed by C. Hullmandel. Published by J. Buckler, 2 Spa Road, Bermondsey, Surrey. 1825. 264 x 387.
A Sketch from the Ruins of Fonthill. MD [on mound]. London. Pubd by G. Humphreys, 24 St James St. 173 x 140. Caricature of Farquhar. Bdr.
Polygraph
Fonthill Abbey. Polygraph No. 52 published by Hodgson & Co., 10 Newgate Street, London. 138 x 191. c. 1823. In colour.
1829 Sale by George Robins
A Plan of Fonthill Park and Estate. The Property of George Mortimer, Esqre. To be Sold by auction by Mr George Robins at the Mart in London, on Thursday the 29th Octr 1829 at 12 o’Clock in 3 lots. 460 x 330. Lithograph.
Fonthill Pavilion. W. Day. Lith. 17 Gate St. 186 x 258. Lithograph. Probably the frontispiece to the catalogue.
1838 Sale by Phillips
Plan of Fonthill Abbey Grounds and Lands Adjoining. Waterlow & Morland, Lithrs, 24 Birchin La, London. 435 x 550. Lithograph. The sale of the estate was due to take place on 30 October 1838.
