George Henry Andrews Collection

The River Thames with Richmond Bridge and Richmond Hill in the distance, London, 1867. View showing boats and barges on the water. Richmond is now in the London borough of Richmond upon Thames

Progress of the Prince of Wales in British North America - Quebec, Canada East... 1860. Creator: Unknown
Progress of the Prince of Wales in British North America - Quebec, Canada East - from a drawing by our special artist, G. H. Andrews, 1860. The future King Edward VII visits North America

The Prince of Wales landing at St. John, New Brunswick... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales landing at St. John, New Brunswick, [Canada], - from a drawing by our special artist G. H. Andrews, 1860. His Royal Highness [future King Edward VII] reached the harbour of St

The Niagara above the Falls - by our special artist G. H. Andrews, 1860. Creator: Richard Principal Leitch
The Niagara above the Falls - by our special artist G. H. Andrews, 1860. The Niagara River, forming part of the boundary line between the United States and Canada

The Prince of Wales in Canada - the Lumberers Regatta, Ottawa... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales in Canada - the Lumberers Regatta, Ottawa - from a sketch by our special artist, G. H. Andrews, 1860. The future King Edward VII visits North America

The Basin of Minas - Progress of the Prince of Wales in British North America... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Basin of Minas - Progress of the Prince of Wales in British North America - views illustrating the passage of H.M.S. "Styx", having his Royal Highness on board, from Handsport to St

The Prince of Wales in Canada - His Royal Highness descending a timber-slide at Ottawa... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales in Canada - His Royal Highness descending a timber-slide at Ottawa - from a sketch by our special artist, G. H. Andrews, 1860

The Parliament Buildings, Quebec, the official residence of the Prince of Wales during his... 1860. Creator: T. H. W
The Parliament Buildings, Quebec, the official residence of the Prince of Wales during his stay in Quebec, [Canada], 1860

The Prince of Wales in Halifax - the triumphal procession passing the Children's Gallery... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales in Halifax, [Canada] - the triumphal procession passing the Children's Gallery in the Grand Parade - from a sketch by our special artist, G.H. Andrews, 1860

Niagara Falls Village: the Rapids above the American Falls - from a drawing by our special... 1860. Creator: Unknown
Niagara Falls Village: the Rapids above the American Falls - from a drawing by our special artist, G.H. Andrews, 1860. Niagara Falls village...is situated just above the American Fall

Copper mine or quarry, near Montreal, Canada - from a sketch by our special artist... 1860. Creator: Unknown
Copper mine or quarry, near Montreal, Canada - from a sketch by our special artist, G. A. Andrews, 1860. Excitement due to the...discovery of an immense deposit of copper ore in the hillside near

Progress of the Prince of Wales in Canada - view of part of the city and river of Ottawa... 1860. Creator: Unknown
Progress of the Prince of Wales in Canada - view of part of the city and river of Ottowa, from the Barrack Hill, the site of the new Parliament Buildings - from a sketch by our special artist, G. H

The Prince of Wales laying the last stone of the Victoria Bridge over the St. Lawrence... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales laying the last stone of the Victoria Bridge over the St. Lawrence - from a sketch by our special artist in Canada, G. H

The Prince of Wales closing the last rivet of the Victoria Tubular Bridge over the St. Lawrence... Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales closing the last rivet of the Victoria Tubular Bridge over the St. Lawrence - from a sketch by our special artist in Canada, G. H. Andrews, 1860

"A Dutch East Indiaman Hove Down" - painted by G. H. Andrews - from the Exhibition of the Society of Creator
"A Dutch East Indiaman Hove Down" - painted by G. H. Andrews - from the Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours, 1856

The International Exhibition: Great Sugar-Mill, by Mirrlees and Tait, of Glasgow, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: Great Sugar-Mill, by Mirrlees and Tait, of Glasgow, 1862. The use of this mill is to express the juice from the cane...an endless travelling-table...carries the canes up

Cotton manufacture: Platt's self-acting mule, or cottonspinning machine, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Cotton manufacture: Platt's self-acting mule, or cottonspinning machine, 1862. Processing cotton grown in India. These machines are used for the purpose of converting the rovings...into what is

The Old School, 1755: Eight months to India, 1855. Artist: Robert Carrick
The Old School, 1755: Eight months to India, 1855. A galleon with its sails furled is surrounded with smaller boats in choppy waters

Albert Memorial, Kensington, London, 1869. Artist: Thomas Abiel Prior
Albert Memorial, Kensington, London, 1869; view of the Albert Memorial, Kensington Gardens and the Royal Albert Hall in the distance

The Abbey of St Saviour, Bermondsey, Southwark, London, 1810

The Prince of Wales laying the last stone of the Victoria Bridge over the St Lawrence river, 1860
The Prince of Wales, the future King Edward VII (1841-1910), laying the last stone of the Victoria Bridge over the St Lawrence river, 1860

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George Henry Andrews was a man of many talents and passions. Born in a small town, he grew up with a love for nature and the outdoors. As he got older, George discovered his knack for painting and quickly became known for his stunning landscapes and portraits. Despite facing challenges along the way, George never gave up on his dream of becoming a successful artist. He worked tirelessly to perfect his craft, constantly pushing himself to improve and grow as an artist. Over the years, George's work gained recognition and praise from art critics and collectors alike. His paintings were admired for their vibrant colors, intricate details, and emotional depth. But beyond his artistic talent, George was also known for his kind heart and generous spirit. He often used his art to raise awareness for important causes or to support local charities. In the end, George Henry Andrews left behind a legacy that continues to inspire artists around the world today. His dedication to his craft, passion for life, and commitment to making a difference will always be remembered by those who knew him.