Leadenhall Chapel by John Thomas Smith (1812)

Etched interior of a demolished chapel with open timber roof, stacked stone, workmen and children among rubble.

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This etched print shows the interior of a partly demolished chapel, with exposed timber roof trusses and a Gothic-arched window on the left. Workmen and children are scattered among stacked stone blocks and rubble in the foreground, while figures look out from an upper opening. The work is drawn and etched by John Thomas Smith, titled Leadenhall Chapel, and dated 1812.

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Date

1812

Medium

Museum

Wikimedia Commons

License

Public domain