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Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world (litho)

Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world (litho)


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Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world (litho)

3627056 Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world. Illustration from The Sphere, 21 April 1900. Artist: Percy Home.); © Look and Learn

Media ID 23122836

© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images

Bank Of England Busy Cornhill Cross Section Elevator Geology Intersection Junction Lift Lifts Royal Exchange Sewers Shafts Stairs Stairway Subway Threadneedle Street Traffic Tube Tunnels Underground


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Underground London - A Glimpse into the Bustling World Below

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. This lithograph, titled "Underground London. At the busiest crossing in the world" takes us back to the early 20th century when the city's underground network was a marvel of engineering and transportation. The print showcases a cross-section view of an intricate web of tunnels, stairways, and elevators that make up one of London's busiest intersections. The artist, Percy Home, beautifully captures the hustle and bustle of this subterranean world. From trains whizzing by to crowds bustling through platforms and corridors, every detail is meticulously depicted. The Victorian buildings above ground contrast with the modernity below as commuters navigate their way through this labyrinthine system. Beyond its transport significance, this artwork also offers insight into London's geology and infrastructure. The presence of clay formations highlights both the challenges faced during construction and the ingenuity required to create such an extensive underground network. As we delve deeper into this image, we catch glimpses of historical landmarks like Threadneedle Street, Bank Junction, and even iconic institutions like Bank of England and Royal Exchange. These familiar sights remind us that beneath our feet lies a hidden world connecting all corners of this great city. This remarkable print serves as a testament to London's rich history while also offering a glimpse into how it has evolved over time. It invites viewers to appreciate not only its artistic value but also sparks curiosity about urban development and transportation systems in other major cities around the globe.

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