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Chioggia (or "An archway, Chioggia")

1 pp 1915

A round archway, under which is a group of three women talking in the shade, while a man on horseback stands on the right. Across a light space we see a second archway and look down the street beyond it and down a second street outside the wall in which the arch is pierced. The work extended by additional shadow on the wall to the left to within 15 mm. of the end of the plate.

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Chioggia (or "An archway, Chioggia")

1 pp 1915

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Chiswick

1 pp 1904

In the foreground a group of barges, one of which is marked Hammersmith 932. The curving bank of the Thames, as it recedes into the distance, is lined by wharves and factories with high chimneys towards the left, and then by lower houses, including Hammersmith Terrace, screened for a short distance by a row of poplars. Several rowing boats ply to and fro upon the river. Before the low-lying barge in the foreground and before the signature. To left of the man leaning forward on the barge farthest to the left is another man, with an interval between him and the edge of the plate.

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Chiswick

1 pp 1904

In the foreground a group of barges, one of which is marked Hammersmith 932. The curving bank of the Thames, as it recedes into the distance, is lined by wharves and factories with high chimneys towards the left, and then by lower houses, including Hammersmith Terrace, screened for a short distance by a row of poplars. Several rowing boats ply to and fro upon the river. The outline of the barge in the foreground is now raised, and runs straight and almost level with the top of the thick post. Above this barge the water has fresh horizontal shading, and there is slight vertical shading (seven lines) on the oblong stern of the next barge above.

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Chiswick

1 pp 1904

In the foreground a group of barges, one of which is marked Hammersmith 932. The curving bank of the Thames, as it recedes into the distance, is lined by wharves and factories with high chimneys towards the left, and then by lower houses, including Hammersmith Terrace, screened for a short distance by a row of poplars. Several rowing boats ply to and fro upon the river. Several additional lines and cross strokes have been added to right of the post, and the original upper outline of the barge has been burnished out.

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Clare Market

1 pp 1903

All the foreground is occupied by a large, open space cleared of buildings in the course of opening up Kingsway, the new thoroughfare from Holborn to Aldwych and the Strand. On the further side and on the right are two rows of houses of unequal size ; the spire of St. Mary's Church in the Strand rises towards the left above the roofs.

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Collapsing houses of Oxford Street, London

1 pp 1908

Collapsing of houses off Oxford Street, London, after the fatal accident of April 1908.

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Constantinople

1 pp 1934

The view, engraved in reveres, was taken from a platform just below the Galata Bridge, and shows Constantinople from the Galata side, looking up the Golden Horn. On the right is a tower from which watch was kept for fires. The most conspicuous building is the Mosque of Suleiman the Great; in the distance to the left is the Mosque of Mohammed II. The front pigeon has been burnished out, and a new one, with the end of its tail open, Inserted at a slightly greater distance from the second bird.

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Construction

1 pp 1898

Title from item or from accompanying material.

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Construction of an Underground

1 pp 1915

Tall houses, shored up, on the left; beyond them, the lofty steeple of a church. In the foreground a railway line undergoing alteration, and on the right a bridge. Done from an old drawing, reproduced in The Art Journal. It is a reminiscence oh the rebuilding of South Kensington Station. The Church is imaginary.

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Corfu

1 pp 1898

Harbor with shipping in the foreground. In the center the fort on a hill dominates the city. Hills appear in the distance on the left.

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Coulton's doorway, King's Lynn

1 pp 1903

An open door. Beyond the doorway we look through a round arch into a courtyard clothed with creepers. On the farther side a maid stands at a door which is surmounted by a bust. The central portion of the plate is finely wrought.

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