This striking piece was created by the renowned artisan and engraver John Rapkin. This 1854 work shows Scotland's largest city in stunning detail. Areas of interest include the Low and High Green, Hunterean Museum, Port Dundas Distillery, Forth and Clyde Canal
By the 1850s Glasgow was a well established and flourishing centre of both commerce and industry. The Govan area of the city would become world famous for its ship building industry with Robert Napier (1791-1876) 'the father of shipbuilding on the Clyde' setting the benchmark for future generations.
Features: ------------- • Six wonderful vignettes towards the edges of the map including The Royal Exchange, The Royal Bank of Scotland, View of Glasgow from the Green, and Glasgow Cathedral (High Church) • A beautiful border embellishment and title of Glasgow • A superb quality, clean, crisp detailed map of Glasgow lovingly restored
This piece has been digitally cleaned in order to remove blemishes and most signs of ageing but keeps the look, feel and integrity of the original.
A classic work that creates a centrepiece for any home and would look stunning framed. This print is produced on premium heavyweight 230 gsm paper and uses the finest quality inks that will not fade or smudge.
