GEORGE SHEPHERD - London Landmark Pinners Hall in the Style - Circa 1820
BKN0026 ![]() Click image to enlarge ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() An original watercolour view of Pinners Hall, in the City of London, circa 1820, probably after George Shepherd's original watercolour in the City of London collections at the Guildhall. DESCRIPTION: Watercolour in colour, captioned in early pen flourish 'Pinners Hall.' The early London building in Old Broad Street in the City of London was originally home to the Company of Pinners, later used for a variety of uses, including public meetings, especially of religious, non-conformist type during the 18th Century. It was finally demolished in 1798, apparently with no visual record. SIZE: Image: 221 x 145mm CONDITION: Small corner tear where removed from mounting, not affecting the image, in fine bright state. £250.00 Have a Question?You need to be Signed In to ask questions. |