Gezicht op Bridge Street Row in Chester 1839

"Gezicht op Bridge Street Row in Chester" is a hand-colored lithograph by George (II) Hawkins depicting a view of Bridge Street Row in Chester, England. This work, dating back to 1839, showcases the architectural details of the row, with its covered walkway and shops, as well as the daily life of the city. The presence of pedestrians, dogs, and shop signs, like "Seacome's Bookseller," provides insight into the bustling nature of this historic street. This detailed portrayal of a specific location highlights the popularity of topographical art in the 19th century.