Robert Wilkinson, Thomas Dale and Henry Mayle Whichelo

Interior of The Chapel of The Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, London

Robert Wilkinson published "Interior of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, in the Parish of St. Peter, upon Cornhill, London" in 1825 for the Londina Illustrata. This original etching and engraving was engraved by Thomas Dale based upon a design created by the British artist, Henry Mayle Whichelo, Senior. This is a historically important and beautiful example of early English architectural art and the works of art published by Robert Wilkinson. Both The British Museum and the Yale Center for British art contain an impression of this engraving in there permanent collections.

Original Etching & Engraving by Thomas Dale designed by Henry Mayle Whichelo, Senior and published by Robert Wilkinson.

Interior of The Chapel of The Holy Trinity Leadenhall London published by Original Etching published by Robert Wilkinson engraved by Thomas Dale after Henry Mayle Whichelo Senior

Interior of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, in the Parish of St. Peter, upon Cornhill, London

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Title:	Interior of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, in the Parish of St. Peter, upon Cornhill, London
Publisher:	Robert Wilkinson, London
Engraver:	Dale, Thomas (British, active late 18th century - early 19th century)
Designer:	Whichelo, Henry Mayle (British, 1800-1884)
Date:	January 1825
Medium:	Original Etching & Engraving
Source:	Londina Illustrata
Note	"Interior of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, in the Parish of St. Peter, upon Cornhill, London" is a fine example of early nineteenth century British architectural engraving. It was engraved by Thomas Dale based upon a design created by the British artist, Henry Mayle Whichelo, Senior. Whichelo contributed several drawings for the plates published by Robert Wilkinson for the Londina Illustrata, Graphic and Historical Memorials (1808-1825) in two volumes. The Londina Illustrata consisted of two hundred and six engravings including engraved titles as well as several double plates. These engravings depicted graphic and historical illustrations, memorials of ancient appearances of the metropolis; and of the Religious Foundations, monasteries, Churches, Chapels, Meeting-houses, Schools, Charitable Foundations, Palaces, Halls, Court Processions, Places of early Amusements and Modern Present Theatres. A few of Thomas Dale's other contributions to this publication also include, View of the Skin-Market, Leadenhall (1825), View in Cuper's Gardens, Lambeth (1825), West View of Blackwell Hall, King Street Cheapside (1820), A View of Part of the Ancient Remains of London Wall (1819), and other important and historical views.
	This original Thomas Dale engraving gives us an accurate view of the interior of an old London chapel, and, from the missing timber above the window, a chapel in need of restoration. Workmen are thus busy on the ground floor. We view a wealth of period tools and various methods of construction are chronicled. Thus this original engraving is most valuable in educating us as to how such work was carried out in the early nineteenth century. Beautiful artistic touches are also present, particularly in the lower right corner, where one worker (probably the foreman) has momentarily stopped his activities to drink a large mug of ale. The comfortable cat behind him appears to be enjoying its role of a spectator. The British Museum includes an impression of this original engraving in its permanent collection. Registration Number, 1880,0911.677. Another impression is held in the permanent collection of the Yale Center for British art. Accession Number, B1997.1.2.
	The first three decades of the nineteenth century marks a golden age for British architectural and topographical art. At this time a number of very skilled artists devoted their careers to accurate depictions of buildings and city streets. Within this oeuvre printmaking assumed a vital role and such great publishing houses as Ackermann, Robert Wilkinson and others prospered.
Size:	13 X 9 3/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Buy Now	Price: $225.00 US
Condition:	Printed on early nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as printed and published in London by Robert Wilkinson in 1825. A fine, early impression and in very good condition throughout. Altogether, "Interior of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Leadenhall, in the Parish of St. Peter, upon Cornhill, London" represents a historically important and beautiful example of early English architectural art.
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