English School, circa 1765

View of Hollin Hall, with sheep in the foreground, Newby Hall to the right with Ripon beyond

Details
English School, circa 1765
View of Hollin Hall, with sheep in the foreground, Newby Hall to the right with Ripon beyond
oil on canvas
41¼ x 59½ in. (104.7 x 151 cm.)
Provenance
by descent at Hollin Hall.
Literature
G. Worsley, 'Hollin Hall, Yorkshire' Country Life, 14 July 1988, pp. 135, fig 5.

Lot Essay

Hollin Hall was acquired by John Wood (1682-1757) for £1,600 in 1719 and soon after he began extensive rebuilding. Newby Hall, two miles to the east, which is visible to the right of this picture provided the architectural model. This view shows the house shortly after the completion of John Wood's rebuilding. Like the original entrance (now garden) front of Newby, Hollin Hall is nine bays wide and has slightly projecting two-bay quoined wings flanking a five-bay centre with a one-bay centre piece this view also shows the old approach round the south of the house.




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