Views of the East Side of the House of Lords, the East End of the Princes Chamber
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Views of the East Side of the House of Lords, the East End of the Princes Chamber, John Thomas Smith (1807), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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An etched view shows the east side of a stone building with pointed gothic windows, partly demolished, with rubble, stacked timber and workmen in the foreground. Chimneys, rooftops and a distant spire of the city appear behind, and a tree frames the left edge.
