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50-51 Corn Street, 1823 (pencil on paper)
2832587 50-51 Corn Street, 1823 (pencil on paper) by O Neill, Hugh (1784-1824); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums, Galleries & Archives; Given by W. M. Hale, 1928; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22430184
© Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives Given by W. M. Hale, 1928 / Bridgeman Images
Bristol Corn Street Ramshackle Shop Fronts Shops Sign Signs Vernacular Regency
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This print takes us back to the bustling streets of Corn Street in 1823. With its delicate pencil strokes, artist Hugh O'Neill skillfully captures the essence of this vibrant cityscape. The image showcases a snapshot of urban life during the Georgian era in Bristol, England. The scene is filled with intriguing details that transport us to another time. Shop fronts line both sides of the street, each adorned with unique signs and symbols that reflect the diverse businesses thriving in this busy commercial district. The architecture exudes an old-world charm, showcasing elements of Regency style prevalent during that period. As we study the drawing closely, we notice a sense of picturesque disarray - a charming chaos that adds character to this historic setting. Ramshackle structures stand alongside more refined buildings, creating a fascinating contrast between opulence and simplicity. This artwork offers an intimate glimpse into everyday life in early 19th-century Britain. It invites us to imagine ourselves strolling through these cobblestone streets, surrounded by merchants hawking their wares and locals going about their daily routines. Preserved within Bristol Museum and Art Gallery's collection since its acquisition by W. M Hale in 1928, this piece serves as a testament to our rich architectural heritage and reminds us of how cities evolve over time while still retaining echoes from their pasts.
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