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| Description | Brimham Rocks, engraving from the Gott Collection at The Hepworth, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. This is part of a set of pictures used by antiquarian Hayman Rooke in a lecture about Brimham Rocks and the Druids, in the 1780s. The print is from an unknown 18th-century book: vol.VIII, plate XVI, page 210. Showing the Idol Stone. The figure is possibly the tour guide John Spooner. | ||||
| Date | before 1786 | ||||
| Source | My photograph of the original engraving at the Hepworth Wakefield | ||||
| Author | Engraving by Basire, after a drawing by Hayman Rooke | ||||
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