Broomielaw and Railway Bridges

1889 Citation Source image

Broomielaw Bridge is the lower of the two. For another etching of this Glasgow bridge see Rinder number 112.

Photograph

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Place

Clyde, Firth of Europe Glasgow Glasgow (county) Glasgow Bridge Scotland

Subject

Bridges Rivers Ships

Genre

Etchings Prints photograph Still image

belongs_to

British Artists

belongs_to

Sir David Young Cameron (1865-1945). Prints, Drawings, and Paintings

created_by

Cameron, David Young, Sir