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Apsley House engraving N110158
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Apsley House engraving N110158
APSLEY HOUSE, Piccadilly, Hyde Park Corner, London. " Apsley House and the Entrance to Hyde Park" by T H Shepherd. engraving dated 1850. Originally built by Robert Adam in 1771-8, by 1830 Apsley house had been enlarged and remodelled by Benjamin Dean Wyatt to be the Duke of Wellingtons main London residence. The adjacent Hyde Park Screen was built between 1822-25 by Decimus Burton. MAYSON BEETON COLLECTION
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Engraving Victorian Wellington
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This print showcases the magnificent Apsley House, a historic landmark nestled in the heart of London. The engraving, skillfully crafted by T H Shepherd in 1850, transports us back to an era of grandeur and elegance. Originally designed by renowned architect Robert Adam between 1771-8, Apsley House underwent significant expansion and remodeling under the talented hands of Benjamin Dean Wyatt by 1830. These enhancements transformed it into the Duke of Wellington's primary residence in London. The house stands as a testament to its rich history and architectural brilliance. Adjacent to this stately mansion lies the Hyde Park Screen, an exquisite structure built between 1822-25 by Decimus Burton. Its intricate design perfectly complements Apsley House, creating a harmonious blend of classical beauty and regal charm. The Mayson Beeton Collection has preserved this remarkable engraving from Victorian times with utmost care. It allows us to appreciate not only the craftsmanship involved but also offers a glimpse into London's past glory. As we gaze upon this image captured by Historic England Photo Library, we are transported back in time - imagining horse-drawn carriages passing through these iconic gates while envisioning the vibrant life that once thrived within these walls. This print is truly a treasure for those who cherish history and seek inspiration from our architectural heritage.
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