Description: Original signed in pencil. View of the Cannon Street Railway Bridge seen across Thames, steam trains on the bridge and in the Cannon Street Station on the left bank, a man sitting in the right foreground on the right bank, another man standing on barge below. Drypoint, printed in dark brown ink, with surface tone. Exact same print is in the BRITISH MUSEUM collection (donated by the artist). Original frame and mount ,with dealer label on reverse: HAY & LYALL. CARVERS & GILDERS TO H.M. THE KING. Artist Biography: Genre, portrait painter, mezzotint, aquatint engraver and etcher of original and reproductive plates, with a great reputation in his own lifetime. Brother of R.W.Macbeth (qv). Born at Newbury, Berkshire. Studied in Edinburgh; he moved to London as a portrait painter; changed his name from his devotion to the paintings of Raeburn after whom he often etched. Exhibited at the RA from 1881 to 1904. View of the Cannon Street Railway Bridge seen across Thames, steam trains on the bridge and in the Cannon Street Station on the left bank, a man sitting in the right foreground on the right bank, another man standing on barge below. Drypoint, printed in dark brown ink, with surface tone. Height: Height: 203 millimetres Width: Width: 352 millimetres
Price: 150 AUD
Location: Potts Point
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Artist: Henry Macbeth Raeburn
Type: Print
Year of Production: 1921
Theme: Famous Places
Style: Old Master Print
Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
Production Technique: Drypoint
Subject: Cannon street bridge
