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Leon Underwood’s ‘Belgian children made orphans by the war’ (1915) is a poignant stereoscopic photograph documenting wartime hardship. Explore this documentary piece & Underwood's style.
A powerful historical depiction of British cavalry horses gathered at Alexandra Palace by Brachyrhaphis Ingley captures the grandeur of 1902 with a vintage atmosphere that invites you to explore this timeless piece.
Explore 'Starting Prices at the Alexandra Palace' by Daniel James Higgins (1969). This monochrome etching captures a bustling auction scene with dynamic lines & figures. A unique piece of 20th-century art.
Explore 'South Facade Architectural Details' by Harry John Johnson (1874). A stunning Victorian pen & ink drawing of a classical palace facade. Discover intricate details & historical charm.
1874 architectural drawing by Harry John Johnson of Alexandra Palace’s Refreshment Wing. Detailed ink sketch showcasing Victorian design & construction. #architecture #VictorianArt
Discover Harry John Johnson’s ‘Elevations of Front of Conservatory,’ a detailed 1874 architectural drawing showcasing Victorian precision & engineering. A unique art investment!
A grand architectural drawing of the Alexandra Palace entrance featuring intricate Victorian columns and clocks by Harry John Johnson from 1874 invites you to explore this masterpiece of historical precision.
Exquisite Victorian-era drawing by Harry John Johnson. 'Elevation of Fronts & Great Hall Cross Section' showcases intricate architecture & clock details. A unique art investment.