Original Georgian Copperplate Engraving – ‘A View of Hanover Square, London’ – Published 1 February 1787

An original late 18th-century copperplate engraving depicting Hanover Square, Westminster, London, one of the capital’s finest Georgian squares, complete with elegant horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians and St George’s Church visible in the distance.

Published on 1st February 1787 by R. Pollard of Spa Fields, St John Street, London, this finely executed topographical print is dedicated to The Marquis of Caermarthen and represents an excellent example of Georgian architectural and historical engraving.

Beautifully presented in a quality gilt frame with a professionally mounted cream double mount, the piece is ready to display and would complement both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Ideal for collectors of:

* Georgian engravings
* Antique London prints
* Westminster & Mayfair history
* British topographical engravings
* Architectural and historical artwork

Condition

The engraving remains in good antique condition, displaying the light age-related toning expected of an original print of this period. The frame is in very good display condition and the artwork is professionally mounted and glazed.

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Features

* Genuine Georgian copperplate engraving
* Title: A View of Hanover Square
* Published 1 February 1787
* Publisher: R. Pollard, Spa Fields, St John Street, London
* Dedicated to The Marquis of Caermarthen
* Original black-and-white engraved print
* Professionally mounted and framed
* Ready to hang
* Excellent decorative and investment piece

A wonderful original piece of Georgian London history that would make an excellent addition to any collection of antique prints or period interiors.