St. George's Hall, Liverpool - Original 19th Century Steel Engraving
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An original steel engraving of the new law courts and St. George's Hall in Liverpool, the great neoclassical mass with its Corinthian colonnade, enlivened by riders and carriages in the foreground. Published in London by L. Tallis.
An original steel engraving of the new law courts and St. George's Hall in Liverpool, the great neoclassical mass with its Corinthian colonnade, enlivened by riders and carriages in the foreground. Published in London by L. Tallis.
From Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales Delineated, by Thomas Dugdale, the topographical encyclopedia Tallis issued in parts in the mid-19th century. St. George's Hall, the work of Harvey Lonsdale Elmes, was built between 1841 and 1854.
Medium: steel engraving on paper
Source: Curiosities of Great Britain, by Thomas Dugdale; L. Tallis, London
Dimensions: 7.9 x 5.1 in (20 x 13 cm)
Condition: fair; paper toned with rust spotting in the right margin and a crease at the upper edge
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An original steel engraving of the new law courts and St. George's Hall in Liverpool, the great neoclassical mass with its Corinthian colonnade, enlivened by riders and carriages in the foreground. Published in London by L. Tallis.