Print, Piccadilly Looking Toward the City, ca. 1840 by Thomas Shotter Boys

Hand-coloured 1840 street print of a busy city road with pedestrians, carriages, workers in a trench, and two balloons overhe

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Print, Piccadilly Looking Toward the City, ca. 1840, Thomas Shotter Boys (1840), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This hand-coloured print by Thomas Shotter Boys, dated 1840, shows a busy urban street lined with multi-storey shop fronts and townhouses. Pedestrians in period dress crowd the pavement while horse-drawn carriages move along the road, and workers dig in a trench in the foreground beside stacked pipes. Two hot air balloons drift in the pale sky above the rooftops.

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1840

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Cityscapes