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Penrice Castle, Oxwich Bay, Glamorganshire, Artist J. H. Robinson; Printer J. S. Templeton; Publisher R. Ackerman, Lithograph on paper, 1832
Penrice Castle, built in the 13th century, is the largest castle on the Gower. It occupies a site overlooking Oxwich Bay. This lithograph captures the sublime beauty of the untamed landscape.
Purchased by the Cardiff Museum, 1899. NMW A 6869

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