DETAILS
- Artist
- Thomas Shotter Boys
- Date
- 1839
- Medium
- color lithograph with hand coloring
- Location
- Cleveland Museum of Art
- Dimensions
- [object Object]
- Collection
- Prints
- Culture
- England, 19th century
- Credit line
- Gift of John Bonebrake
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Thomas Shotter Boys
Thomas Shotter Boys captured the architectural grandeur of European cities, pioneering color lithography with his acclaimed 'Picturesque Architecture' series.
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