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Whitehall Palace, 1650 6C_WHI_1650
Palace of Whitehall from the River Thames, Westminster, London. Whitehall Palace was the main royal residence in London between 1530 and 1698. The Latin text reads: The palace of the King near London, commonly known as Whitehall. Etching. A late issue of the W. Hollar plate, probably 18th century. Mayson Beeton Collection
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Boat Engraving Georgian Illustration River Stuart
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This print showcases the grandeur of Whitehall Palace, a significant historical landmark in London. Dating back to 1650, this etching provides a glimpse into the majestic palace from the perspective of the River Thames. As one gazes upon this image, they are transported to an era when Whitehall Palace served as the primary royal residence between 1530 and 1698. The intricate details captured in this engraving highlight the architectural splendor that once graced these grounds. The Latin text accompanying the image translates to "The palace of the King near London, commonly known as Whitehall" emphasizing its regal significance. This particular print is believed to be a late issue of W. Hollar's plate, possibly originating from the 18th century. With its Georgian style and impeccable illustration, this print evokes a sense of nostalgia for bygone times. The presence of a boat on the river adds depth and movement to the scene, enhancing our understanding of how people would have approached and admired this magnificent structure centuries ago. Preserved within Historic England's Mayson Beeton Collection, this photograph serves as both an artistic representation and historical documentation. It allows us to appreciate not only Whitehall Palace's architectural beauty but also its cultural importance during Stuart-era London.
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