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Brunswick Dock, Blackwall, London, 1806. Artist: Thomas Rowlandson
View of Brunswick Dock, London, 1806. The dock was built in 1789 by Mr Perry and was incorporated into the East India Docks in 1806
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Media ID 15171674
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Dock Docks East India Company East India Docks Perry Poplar Rowlandson Shipping Industry Thames Thomas Rowlandson Tower Hamlets Wharf
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Step back in time to the bustling Brunswick Dock, London in 1806, captured beautifully by renowned artist Thomas Rowlandson. This etching showcases the vibrant maritime industry that thrived during the 19th century along the River Thames. Built in 1789 by Mr Perry, Brunswick Dock quickly became a vital hub for trade and transportation. In 1806, it was incorporated into the East India Docks, further solidifying its significance in England's shipping industry. The dock's strategic location in Poplar, Tower Hamlets made it an ideal spot for ships to load and unload goods destined for distant shores. Rowlandson's meticulous attention to detail brings this historical scene to life. Colorful boats dotting the river waters create a striking contrast against the backdrop of London's skyline. The sight of majestic ships being loaded with cargo evokes a sense of excitement and anticipation. Today, this remarkable print is housed at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery as part of their extensive collection showcasing Britain's rich heritage. It serves as a visual testament to London's thriving commercial past and offers us a glimpse into an era defined by water transport and bustling wharfs. Immerse yourself in history with this stunning artwork from Thomas Rowlandson - an exquisite reminder of London's enduring connection with trade, industry, and its iconic river.
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