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Hand-colored aquatint of the Thames with boats, a multi-arched bridge, Westminster Abbey and strollers on a terrace.

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Plate VI: London, Westminster Bridge and the Abbey, William Daniell (1805), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This aquatint print, titled Plate VI: London, Westminster Bridge and the Abbey, was made by William Daniell in 1805. It shows the Thames crowded with sailing barges, rowboats and smaller craft, with a multi-arched stone bridge crossing the river and the Gothic towers of Westminster Abbey rising on the right. In the foreground, elegantly dressed figures stand on a terrace beside a stone lion sculpture.

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