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Wolverhampton - Market Place: sepia drawing, nd [mid 19th cent] (drawing)
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Wolverhampton - Market Place: sepia drawing, nd [mid 19th cent] (drawing)
5899158 Wolverhampton - Market Place: sepia drawing, nd [mid 19th cent] (drawing) by Noyes, Robert (c.1780-1843); 40.6x33 cm; The William Salt Library, Stafford, UK; (add.info.: Showing the market place looking south west past the Gas Standard pillar towards a block of half-timbered buildings [the High Hall] and Cock Street beyond. Davenhills wine and brandy warehouse is on the right.); eWilliam Salt Library; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22768498
© William Salt Library / Bridgeman Images
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This sepia drawing, titled "Wolverhampton - Market Place" takes us back to the bustling mid-19th century. The artist, Robert Noyes, skillfully captures the essence of this historical moment in time. Measuring 40.6x33 cm, this print is housed at The William Salt Library in Stafford, UK. The scene depicted showcases Wolverhampton's vibrant market place as seen from a south-west perspective. Our gaze is drawn towards a block of charming half-timbered buildings known as the High Hall, with Cock Street visible beyond it. A prominent Gas Standard pillar stands tall amidst the hustle and bustle. One cannot help but be transported to this era through Noyes' meticulous attention to detail. Every stroke brings life to the architecture and buildings that line the streets of Wolverhampton during this period. Notably featured on the right side of the drawing is Davenhills wine and brandy warehouse—an establishment that adds character and authenticity to this historic scene. As we immerse ourselves in this artwork, we are reminded of how much has changed over time while also appreciating how some elements have stood steadfast throughout history. This remarkable piece serves as a testament to both Wolverhampton's rich heritage and Noyes' artistic prowess—a true treasure preserved for generations at The William Salt Library.
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