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Peers staircase, 1860 6L_LOR_1860
House of Lords, Palace of Westminster, London. The Peers staircase. Lithograph in black and tint by Vacher & Sons, 1860. Mayson Beeton Collection. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England
Media ID 11673862
Filename: 6l_lor_1860.tiff
Size: 4961 x 3423 (51MB)
Date: 10th March 2016
Source: Historic England
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
Owner URL: http://www.historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/archive-services/archive-terms-and-conditions/
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This print takes us back in time to the grandeur of the House of Lords, located within the iconic Palace of Westminster in London. The image showcases the Peers staircase, a magnificent architectural masterpiece that stood tall in 1860. Lithographed by Vacher & Sons and tinted with black hues, this engraving from the Mayson Beeton Collection perfectly captures the essence of Victorian elegance. As we gaze upon this remarkable illustration, we are transported into an era where childhood dreams could be nurtured amidst towering columns and majestic pillars. The intricate details on each step tell stories of countless footsteps taken by influential figures who once graced these hallowed halls. The Peers staircase stands as a testament to parliamentary history, symbolizing power and authority within its walls. It serves as a reminder that decisions made here have shaped nations and influenced generations. This print is not just a mere depiction; it encapsulates an entire era's spirit and magnificence. Its presence evokes awe-inspiring admiration for both architecture enthusiasts and those fascinated by British history alike. Let this enchanting image transport you to an age long gone but never forgotten – where opulence met intellect, where debates echoed through ornate corridors, and where every inch exuded timeless beauty.