Lothbury Court, Bank of England 1929
henryrushbury
drawing, print, etching, engraving
drawing
pen sketch
etching
cityscape
engraving
realism
"Lothbury Court, Bank of England" is a 1929 etching by Henry Rushbury, a British artist known for his architectural engravings. The artwork depicts the grand entrance of the Bank of England, showcasing the building's classical facade and its imposing presence on Lothbury Court. Rushbury masterfully captures the architectural detail, highlighting the imposing columns and statues, while the figures in the foreground add a sense of scale and human presence to the scene. This print offers a glimpse into the grandeur of London's financial heart during the early 20th century, reflecting Rushbury's dedication to portraying architectural beauty through his skilled engravings.
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