A View of Box Hill, Surrey
- Artist
- George Lambert
- Date
- 1733
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Landscape
"A View of Box Hill, Surrey" captures the picturesque landscape of this iconic summit, located approximately 31 km southwest of London. The painting showcases the steep, west-facing chalk slopes adorned with ancient box woodland, overlooking the River Mole. Prominent features include the Salomons Memorial, a popular viewpoint near Dorking, and the higher grounds near the village of Box Hill. The scene reflects the area's natural beauty and cultural history, reminiscent of the refined elegance of Rococo art, with its soft, flowing forms and harmonious composition. The National Trust manages the western part, preserving this stunning terrain.
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