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LEIGH, Samuel (pub).
View of London from the Adelphi.
SCARCE The City and Southbank: London panorama from the Adelphi, Strand along the Thames from St Paul's Cathedral and the City past Fowler’s Iron Works, College Wharf Saw Mills and the commercial district to Westminster Bridge, Lambeth and beyond. A view of central London as drawn by the artist John Clark from the top floor of the Adelphi Buildings on the Strand. Clarke’s view shows a relatively undeveloped Thames with the Lord Mayor’s flotilla carefully detailed. Designed to be used by Londoners and tourists alike whilst travelling on the Thames to identify the fine homes, churches and other buildings but were largely novelty items as the constant folding and unfolding made them rather unwieldy.
- Published
- London: n.d.[ca. 1828].
- References
- Bobins 675.
- Plates
- 1
- Binding/Size
- S=8vo
- Value
- 0-5000
- Published
- London: n.d.[ca. 1828].
- Ref
- 5405
PANORAMA. Small 8vo, folding hand-coloured aquatint panorama of London by Clark, affixed to original green cloth album, printed label. This was to accompany Leigh and Clarke's panorama of the Thames from London to Richmond. The accompanying text is rare and is usually missing. Engraved place names throughout. Places shown are (in no particular order): Westminster Abbey, Westminster Bridge, Lambeth Palace, Trinity Church, Borough, Waterloo Bridge, St. Saviour's Church, St. Catharine's Dock, St. Dustan's in the East, St.Paul's Cathedral, Mansion House, St. Bartholomew's, Temple Gardens, Somerset House, St. Clement Danes, and St. Mary-le-Strand.