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Pall Mall 6B_PAL_1822
Pall Mall, London. An engraving showing the view along Pall Mall with the ionic screen fronting Carlton House in the right hand foreground and the spire of St Martin in the Fields in the distance. The engraving is described as " No. 83 of Ackermanns Repository of Arts etc. Pub.Nov 1 1822". Coloured engraving from the Mayson Beeton Collection. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England
Media ID 11553683
Filename: 6b_pal_1822.jpg
Size: 4961 x 3201 (13.5MB)
Date: 29th January 2016
Source: Historic England
Credit: The Historic England Archive, Hi
Source: The Historic England Archive, Hi
Owner URL: http://archive.historicengland.org.uk/
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This print titled "Pall Mall 6B_PAL_1822" takes us back in time to the bustling streets of London in the early 19th century. The engraving beautifully captures the iconic view along Pall Mall, showcasing its grandeur and architectural splendor. In the foreground, we are greeted by a magnificent Ionic screen that fronts Carlton House, exuding elegance and sophistication. This ornate structure adds a touch of regal charm to the scene, hinting at the opulence that once graced this historic street. As our eyes wander further into the distance, we catch sight of St Martin in the Fields' majestic spire rising above other buildings. Its presence serves as a reminder of London's rich religious heritage and provides a striking contrast against the cityscape. The coloured engraving from Ackermanns Repository of Arts is not just an artistic masterpiece but also a valuable historical document. Published on November 1st, 1822, it offers us a glimpse into what life was like during this period in London's history. Preserved within Historic England's archive collection, this print allows us to appreciate both the artistry and significance of Pall Mall as one of London's most iconic streets. It invites us to imagine ourselves strolling through its vibrant atmosphere centuries ago when horse-drawn carriages filled these cobbled lanes and gentlemen donned top hats while going about their daily affairs.
