View of the New Council House, Salisbury

by Francis Jukes, after Edward Dayes

$425 · Offered by Donald A. Heald Rare Books

One of a pair of views of the historic town of Salisbury by Francis Jukes, one of the greatest English exponents of the art of aquatint, after a work by the landscape painter Edward Dayes. Francis Jukes was a prolific engraver, who was chiefly known for his topographical prints, the bulk of which he executed in aquatint. He contributed numerous plates to various publications including Walmsley's Views in North Wales 1792-4 and Campbell's A Journey in Scotland 1802 and

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