King Charles in Whitehall by William Walcot

King Charles in Whitehall c. 1929

williamwalcot

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architectural sketch

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mechanical pen drawing

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"King Charles in Whitehall" is an etching by British artist William Walcot, created circa 1929. The artwork depicts a grand procession in front of Whitehall Palace, with King Charles I at its center. Walcot captures the historical event in meticulous detail, showcasing the architecture of the palace, the ornate carriage, and the throngs of onlookers. The etching's soft lines and subtle shading create a sense of historical grandeur and evoke the atmosphere of the 17th century.