- Title
- To Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth, This view of Her Royal Highnes's Cottage at Old Windsor is by permission, dedicated by Her Royal Highnes's most dutiful and devoted servants, J & S Fuller. / D. Cox del ; J. Clark sculp.
- Creator
- Clark, John, active approximately 1775-1825, printmaker.
- Publication details
- London : Published May 22, 1812, by S & J Fuller, at the Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place., [May 22 1812]
- Physical details
- 1 print : aquatint and etching with hand-colouring ; sheet 43.9 x 53.1 cm
- Description
- View of HRH the Princess Elizabeth's Cottage known as The Garden House, at Old Windsor with a view of the Moss House Below; a garden in front; trees throughout the scene; a body of water beyond a fence in the left-hand distance. Bears poem etched below image, on either side of the image of the Moss House: 'Shepards now is the Month of the May, / In a band let our village unite, / To you Cottage with flowers let us stray, / The Mansion of rural delight; / What a beautious elysium around, / Here peace and simplicity reign, / Here the birds an asylum have found, / And with carols enliven the scene / O may verdure for ever appear / Unfading the verdure of spring. / No tempest be heard through the year, But Zephyr with health on his wing; / Sweet Cottage our chaplets receive, / Whom with envy 'een cites must see, / When Eliza can Palaces leave, / For the charms of retirement in thee'.
- Place
- Windsor and Maidenhead (England)
- Other persons
- Cox, David, 1783-1859, artist.
- Shelfmark
- Maps K.Top.7.76.