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Rodwell & Martin

Illustration — Mount Parnassus, Edward Dodwell, 1821. A print published by Rodwell & Martin. Martin were early 19th century publishers of topographical prints.

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Rodwell & Martin

Nuremberg, engraving by William Miller after Captain Robert Batty (Miller paid £21-0-0 in iii 1823 for engraving), published in German Scenery from Drawings made in 1820. Captain Robert Batty FRS. Rodwell and Martin, London 1823

William Miller · engraving · Public domain

Founded
1810
Headquarters
London
Dissolved
1826

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Illustration — Mount Parnassus, Edward Dodwell, 1821. A print published by Rodwell & Martin. Martin were early 19th century publishers of topographical prints.

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