"Winchester: A Sketch-Book" by Gordon Home is a journey through the historic city of Winchester using detailed sketches and descriptive writing. The book shows Winchester's beauty through its buildings, streets, and important places. You'll find drawings of famous spots like the West Gate, the Cathedral, and the legendary Round Table, each brought to life with stories about their history and unique designs and providing a snapshot of this city's rich past and lasting appeal.
Winchester: A Sketch-Book
By Gordon Home
Explore a historic city's beauty through detailed sketches and captivating stories of its famous landmarks.
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2017-03-09
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About the AuthorGordon Cochrane Home was an English landscape artist, writer, and illustrator.
Gordon Cochrane Home was an English landscape artist, writer, and illustrator.
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