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Pillow : Cross-section showing impression of Marc Isambart Brunel's double arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843. Originally a roadway, it is still used by electric trains between Whitechapel and New Cross, London. Woodcut, 1832
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Cross-section showing impression of Marc Isambart Brunel's double arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843. Originally a roadway, it is still used by electric trains between Whitechapel and New Cross, London. Woodcut, 1832
530614 Cross-section showing impression of Marc Isambart Brunel's double arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843. Originally a roadway, it is still used by electric trains between Whitechapel and New Cross, London. Woodcut, 1832.; Universal History Archive/UIG
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© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images
1832 Arched Brunel Built Civil Cross Section Double Electric Impression Marc Masonry Originally Roadway Trains Tunnel Whitechapel
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This woodcut print showcases a cross-section of Marc Isambart Brunel's remarkable double arched masonry Thames Tunnel, constructed between 1825 and 1843. Originally designed as a roadway, this historic tunnel still serves as a vital transportation route for electric trains running between Whitechapel and New Cross in London.
The intricate details captured in this image highlight the innovative engineering and impressive construction techniques employed by Brunel to create this underground marvel. The arches of the tunnel are elegantly depicted, showcasing the strength and durability of the masonry structure that has stood the test of time.
As you gaze at this print, you can't help but feel a sense of awe at the ingenuity and vision of those who worked tirelessly to bring this ambitious project to life over two centuries ago. The historical significance of the Thames Tunnel is palpable in every line and curve illustrated in this woodcut, serving as a testament to human achievement in civil engineering.
Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply appreciate fine art, this print offers a fascinating glimpse into one of London's most iconic landmarks. It's a reminder that even amidst modern advancements, there is much to learn from the architectural wonders of the past.
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