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The Monument and Fish Street Hill, London, 1798
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The Monument and Fish Street Hill, London, 1798
The Monument and Fish Street Hill, London, 1798. View of the Monument looking south down Fish Street Hill. The street is filled with horse drawn carriages; the spire of St Magnus the Martyr is visible beyond
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Christopher Christopher Wren Fish Street Hill Monument Sir Christopher Sir Christopher Wren Spire St Magnus The Martyr The Monument Wren Aquatint Horse Drawn Vehicle
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The Monument and Fish Street Hill, London, 1798 - A Glimpse into the Bustling Cityscape of the 18th Century
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. This print takes us back to the vibrant streets of London in 1798. The image captures a view of Fish Street Hill from The Monument, showcasing a bustling scene filled with horse-drawn carriages traversing the cobblestone road. As we gaze down this historic avenue, our eyes are drawn towards the magnificent spire of St Magnus the Martyr rising proudly in the distance. The architectural prowess of Sir Christopher Wren is evident in this snapshot from history. The imposing column known as "The Monument" stands tall amidst its surroundings, symbolizing both remembrance and resilience. Its presence serves as a reminder of the Great Fire that ravaged London over a century prior. Religion permeates through every corner of this cityscape; Christianity's influence is palpable with St Magnus Church standing prominently nearby. This monochrome composition not only showcases remarkable buildings but also highlights how religion played an integral role in shaping society during this era. Transportation was undergoing significant changes during this time period, as evidenced by the horse-drawn vehicles dominating Fish Street Hill. These humble means served as lifelines for trade and commerce within England's capital city. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this anonymous aquatint print offers us a glimpse into an enchanting moment frozen in time - where architecture meets transportation against a backdrop steep
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