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Jordanes, the Meeting House of the Society of Friends, Buckinghamshire (engraving)
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Jordanes, the Meeting House of the Society of Friends, Buckinghamshire (engraving)
7179154 Jordanes, the Meeting House of the Society of Friends, Buckinghamshire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jordanes, the Meeting House of the Society of Friends, Buckinghamshire. The Mound near the Gate is the place where William Penn was buried. Drawn by H De Cort, 1798. Illustration for Historical and Literary Curiosities selected and engraved by Charles John Smith (Henry H Bohn, 1852).); © Look and Learn
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Appointment Buckinghamshire Contryside Date Entrace Entry Friends Meeting House Gate Gates Gateway Green Pastures Home Scene Homesteads Houyse Main Entrance Maisonettes Meet Meetings Quaker Quakerism Quakers Rural Area Rural Landscape Rural Life Rural Region Rural Scene Society Of Friends Town Houses Dwelling Places Townhouse Townhouses buildings
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This engraving captures the serene beauty of Jordanes, the Meeting House of the Society of Friends in Buckinghamshire. The artwork, created by an English School artist in the 19th century, showcases a picturesque rural landscape with green pastures and rolling hills as its backdrop. The focal point of the image is the historic meeting house itself, a charming old building that exudes a sense of tranquility and timelessness. Surrounding it are other townhouses and homesteads, creating a quaint countryside scene that feels both inviting and peaceful. The significance of this location is further highlighted by the mention that William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania and prominent Quaker leader, was buried near the gate on "The Mound". This adds historical depth to an already enchanting setting. As we delve into this engraving's details, we can appreciate how it beautifully captures not only architectural elements but also conveys a sense of community. The meeting house symbolizes unity among members of the Society of Friends (Quakers), who gather here for religious meetings and discussions. Overall, this print from Fine Art Finder offers us a glimpse into both history and spirituality. It invites us to reflect upon our own connections with religion while appreciating nature's serenity in one harmonious composition.
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