The south east view of Hawarden Castle, in the county of Flint

The south east view of Hawarden Castle, in the county of Flint is a 1742 print by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck. It depicts a south-east view of Hawarden Castle, situated on a hill overlooking a body of water. The castle is shown as a ruin, with various sections of walls and towers visible. The surrounding landscape includes trees and what appears to be a landscaped area near the water. The print includes a dedication to Sir John Glynn, Bart., Sheriff for the County of Flint, and a coat of arms. The print's dimensions are 34.7 cm wide and 14.5 cm high. It is held in the collection of the National Library of Wales.