Drawings Roman objects from the villa at Great Witcombe
Object number
LDSAL2020.15.84
Artist/Designer/Maker
Stothard, Charles A - Artist
Production date
1818
Material
paper
pen
ink
Wash
pen
ink
Wash
Technique
Drawing
Dimensions
Height: 536mm
Width: 334mm
Width: 334mm
Inscriptions
Inscription content
A Mortar of white Stone, found in the Roman Villa at Witcomb [sic], in the Autumn of 1818, of the same size as the original.
References
Reference (free text)
Samuel Lysons, 'Account of the Remains of a Roman Villa Discovered in the Parish of Great Witcombe, in the County of Gloucester', Archaeologia 19 (1821): 178-83.
Reference (free text)
E M Clifford, 'The Roman Villa, Witcombe, Gloucestershire', Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society 73 (1954): 5-69.
Reference (free text)
Anna Eliza Bray, Memoires, Including Original Journals, Letters, Papers, and Antiquarian Tracts, of the Late Charles Alfred Stothard (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1823), pp. 257-61.
Reference (free text)
Joseph Farington, The Diary of Joseph Farington (Kenneth Garlick, Angus Macintyre, and Kathryn Cave, eds.) 17 vols. (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1978-1998), 15, p. 5186.
'Friday 10th [April 1818]
...
Lysons called, having returned from Gloucestershire yesterday. He shewed [sic] a plan of a Roman Villa discovered abt. 6 weeks [ago] in Gloucestershire on the estate of Sir William Hicks...Stothard, Junr, is now making drawings of it for Lysons.'
