The Savoy in 1736, London - Original Londiniana Engraving - Brayley 1829
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Original antique engraving of the Savoy Palace in London on the bank of the Thames, as it was in 1736. Copper engraving in black and white published in London by Thomas Hurst, Edward Chance & Co. At the foot: "The Savoy, in 1736", with the draughtsman's signature at the lower left corner.
Original antique engraving of the Savoy Palace in London on the bank of the Thames, as it was in 1736. Copper engraving in black and white published in London by Thomas Hurst, Edward Chance & Co. At the foot: "The Savoy, in 1736", with the draughtsman's signature at the lower left corner.
From Londiniana; or, Reminiscences of the British Metropolis, by Edward Wedlake Brayley, a work in four volumes on the history and antiquities of London published in 1829. The old Savoy, hospital and royal chapel, almost entirely disappeared in the 19th century.
Medium: Copper engraving.
Date: 1829 (the view shows the building as it was in 1736).
Source: E. W. Brayley, Londiniana, London, Hurst, Chance & Co.
Dimensions: 6.7 x 4.3 in (17 x 11 cm).
Condition: Fair. Paper yellowed, with small damp stains scattered in the margins; image clean.
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Original antique engraving of the Savoy Palace in London on the bank of the Thames, as it was in 1736. Copper engraving in black and white published in London by Thomas Hurst, Edward Chance & Co. At the foot: "The Savoy, in 1736", with the draughtsman's signature at the lower left corner.