Antique Engraving of the Broad Walk at Crystal Palace

Antique Engraving of the Broad Walk at Crystal Palace

Description:

aving beautifully captures the grandeur and elegance of the Crystal Palace and its gardens during its prime.

Artist/Engraver Information:
While the artist or engraver is not listed, this type of print was commonly produced as a way to celebrate the grandeur of famous landmarks. The Crystal Palace was originally designed by Sir Joseph Paxton and was one of the marvels of its time, a symbol of industrial achievement and artistic endeavor.

Significance:
The Crystal Palace was built in 1851 in Hyde Park, London, to house the Great Exhibition, one of the most important events of the Victorian era. It became a symbol of Britain’s industrial and imperial power. This engraving is a fine historical artifact, capturing the essence of Victorian leisure and the pride people took in such public spaces.

Dimensions:
Length: 4.5 inches, Width: 6.5 inches