Engraving of Solva near St. Davids Pembrokeshire, Will Daniell, 1814

Solva near St. Davids Pembrokeshire engraving done by William Daniell

c. 1814

Hand-colored Engraving

This original hand-colored engraving was published by William Daniell in London in 1814. This piece details the coastline of Solva near St. Davids Pembrokeshire. This engraving showcases tree covered mountains throughout the engraving, ships sailing, homes on the hillsides, and call waters. It is a beautiful sunny day with simple yet vibrant colors. 

William Daniell. was born in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey He was an English landscape and marine painter and printmaker. He is known for his work in aquatint. He travelled along side his uncle Thomas Daniell. Together, they travelled throughout India. Their most notable artwork together is Oriental Scenery. Later in his life Daniell travelled the coastline of Britain painting watercolors for his book A Voyage Round Great Britain. His work was exhibited at the Royal Academy and the British Institution. Due to this, William Daniell was later appointed as a Royal Academician in 1822.

Condition: Overall the engraving is in very good condition. Toning as expected due to age. Mild foxing along the sides of the engraving. Engraving is cut unevenly along the bottom of the engraving. minor tear to the top right corner. Overall paper is healthy and the colors are vibrant. 

Dimensions: 10" x 14"