Intricately detailed architectural engraving by H.W. Brewer, dated 1891, titled Christ Church, Newgate, formerly Grey-Friars’ Church and its surroundings about 1547. This historic bird’s-eye view captures Tudor-era London in all its gothic glory—from the towering cathedral spires to the cobbled alleys and market squares. Brewer’s work is known for its accuracy and depth, often commissioned for historical publications and educational portfolios.
Artist: H.W. Brewer
Date: 1891 (printed)
Medium: Engraving on paper
Image size: approx. 12” H x 9.25” W
Framed size: approx. 13” H x 10.25” W
Frame: Modern black composite frame, glass front, “MCS Industries” marked- it’s absolutely atrocious and I apologize ahead of time.
Condition: Clean and crisp engraving with light age patina; modern frame is scratch-free and ready to hang Spot of oxidation near the middle- green coloration on it. Frame is chipped in some portions.
