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Apsley House engraving N110157
APSLEY HOUSE, Piccadilly, Hyde Park Corner, London. " Apsley House". Line coloured 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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This print showcases the iconic Apsley House, a grand mansion located in the heart of London. The engraving, dated back to 1850, beautifully captures the architectural brilliance of this historic landmark. Originally designed by Robert Adam between 1771 and 1778, Apsley House underwent significant enlargement and remodeling by Benjamin Dean Wyatt under the ownership of the Duke of Wellington. As one gazes at this enchanting image, they are transported back in time to an era when opulence and elegance reigned supreme. The intricate details depicted in this line-colored engraving highlight the exquisite craftsmanship that went into constructing such a magnificent residence. Adjacent to Apsley House stands the Hyde Park Screen, another architectural marvel built between 1822 and 1825 by Decimus Burton. This screen adds an extra touch of grandeur to an already impressive setting. The Mayson Beeton Collection has preserved this remarkable piece of history for generations to come. It serves as a testament not only to the artistic talent behind its creation but also as a window into London's rich past. This print is more than just an image; it is a glimpse into a world where nobility resided within these walls and where history was made on its doorstep. Let your imagination wander as you admire this extraordinary engraving from Historic England Photo Library.
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