Charing Cross Collection (page 7)

Charing Cross, a historic landmark in London, holds a multitude of stories within its bustling streets

Charing Cross Collection: LONDON, 1543. View of London from across the Thames River, from Temple Bar to Charing Cross

LONDON, 1543. View of London from across the Thames River, from Temple Bar to Charing Cross. Line engraving, late 19th century, after Van der Wyngardes view of London, 1543

Charing Cross Collection: LAJOS KOSSUTH (1802-1894). Hungarian patriot and statesman. Kossuth championing the Hungarian

LAJOS KOSSUTH (1802-1894). Hungarian patriot and statesman. Kossuth championing the Hungarian cause in London, England, on 30 October 1851. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

Charing Cross Collection: Central London, aerial view

Central London, aerial view. Buckingham Palace is at centre left. The river Thames is at right

Charing Cross Collection: Escalators at Charing Cross underground station, London

Escalators at Charing Cross underground station, London For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

Charing Cross Collection: Charing Cross underground station, London

Charing Cross underground station, London For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

Charing Cross Station from Waterloo Bridge, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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Charing Cross, a historic landmark in London, holds a multitude of stories within its bustling streets. In the corner of Villiers Street, back in 1896, artist Joseph Pennell captured the essence of this iconic location. His artwork portrays the vibrant energy that emanates from every nook and cranny. Watch This Space. Charing Cross is home to a line of four red telephone boxes that stand proudly amidst the hustle and bustle. These iconic symbols serve as gateways to communication, connecting people from all walks of life in London, England. The famous Charing-Cross Bridge stands tall and majestic against the city skyline. Painted on canvas around 1902, it immortalizes this architectural marvel for generations to come. From Whitehall's perspective at Charing Cross comes an intriguing piece created by an unknown artist circa 1899-1900. The view captures both history and mystery as it transports us back in time. Step into The Alhambra - a place where dreams are born and fantasies come alive. Nestled within Charing Cross lies this enchanting theater that has witnessed countless performances throughout its existence. William Hogarth's masterpiece "Night (The Four Times of Day)" takes us on a journey through time to March 25th, 1738. Through his skilled brushstrokes, he reveals the nocturnal charm that envelops Charing Cross during those magical hours. Travel further back with a map depicting London in the 17th century; witness how Charing Cross evolved over centuries into what we see today – an emblematic intersection where past meets present. Hogarth strikes again with his renowned work "Four Times of Day - Night. " This captivating painting showcases not only the beauty but also the hidden tales lurking beneath Charing Cross' moonlit facade. As you gaze towards Trafalgar Square from afar, you can spot Charing Cross Station standing tall along The Strand.