Henry Shaw

Crockets & a Pattera from Winchester a Capital from Westminster Abbey...

Henry Shaw's original lithograph, "Crockets & a Pattera from Winchester a Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey" hails from his first publication entitled, A Series of Details of Gothic Architecture. It is printed upon early nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published by Priestley & Weale in London in 1823. Altogether, Crockets and a Pattera from Winchester... is a fine, original example of early English architectural art and of the lithographic art created by the British artist, Henry Shaw.

Original Lithograph by the British artist, Henry Shaw.

Crockets and A Pattera From Winchester by Henry Shaw

Crockets & a Pattera from Winchester a Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey

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Title:	Crockets & a Pattera from Winchester a Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey
Artist:	Shaw, Henry (London, 1800 - 1873)
Date:	1823
Medium:	Original Lithograph
Publisher:	Priestley & Weale, London
Printer:	Rowney & Forster, London
Source:	A Series of Details of Gothic Architecture
Note:	Henry Shaw: The early nineteenth century English interest in medieval and Gothic art, architecture and ornamentation owed a large debt to the work of three artists; Augustus Pugin (1762-1832), Joseph Nash (1808-1878) and Henry Shaw (1880-1873). Both an architectural artist and an antiquary, Henry Shaw combined his artistic gifts with meticulous and scholarly research which made his publications among the finest of the times. Such great lithographic works as Illuminated Ornaments (1833), Specimens of Ancient Furniture (1836) and The Art of Illumination (1866) are from his hand. Henry Shaw's important art helped to develop an appreciation and aided in the preservation of many fine ancient buildings.
	Crockets and a Pattera from Winchester, A Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey hails from Henry Shaw's first publication entitled, A Series of Details of Gothic Architecture, published in London in 1823. Altogether the competed set contained twenty-one large lithographs, each designed and drawn upon the stone by Henry Shaw. Lithographs from this scarce set are generally held to be among the best of early nineteenth century British architectural art. A descriptions of the antiquities illustrated in this original lithograph are printed in the lower margin, it reads; "No. 1 2 & 3 From Winchester Cathedral No. 4. From the North side of Westminster No. 5. From a Gothic Cross at Alton Abbey Staffordshire.
	14 3/4 X 11 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $395.00 US
Condition:	Printed on early nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as printed and published in London in 1823. A strong, early impression and in excellent condition throughout. Altogether, Crockets and a Pattera from Winchester, A Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey represents a large, fine example of the early English architectural art of Henry Shaw.
Subject:	Henry Shaw, Crockets and a Pattera from Winchester, A Capital from Westminster Abbey, and a Border from a Cross at Alton Abbey , original lithograph, early nineteenth century British architectural art, Gothic Architecture.
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