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Queenhithe flour wharf, City of London, 1801. Artist: Charles Tomkins
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Queenhithe flour wharf, City of London, 1801. Artist: Charles Tomkins
Queenhithe flour wharf, City of London, 1801
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Media ID 15175750
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Charles Tomkins Dock Docks Queenhithe Shipping Industry Thames Tomkins Waterfront Wharf
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This print takes us back to the bustling Queenhithe flour wharf in the heart of City of London, circa 1801. Renowned artist Charles Tomkins skillfully captures the essence of this thriving 19th-century avenue with his vibrant watercolour brushstrokes. The scene showcases a quintessentially British setting, where historic buildings line the river Thames and reflect their colorful facades onto its shimmering waters. Tomkins' attention to detail transports us to a bygone era as we observe the busy dock area filled with ships and boats engaged in England's flourishing shipping industry. The exterior of these magnificent structures exudes grandeur and charm, showcasing architectural marvels that have stood for centuries. Located near Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this picturesque lane offers a glimpse into London's rich industrial past. As we explore this enchanting road, we can almost hear the sounds of merchants conducting trade along its cobbled streets. The composition beautifully captures both land and water elements, highlighting how Queenhithe flour wharf served as an important link between river transportation and road networks during that time. This image serves as a testament to Britain's historical significance as an economic powerhouse. With its vivid colors and meticulous depiction of geographical features, Tomkins' artwork invites viewers on a journey through time while preserving the beauty of this waterfront location forevermore.
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