James B Collection
"James B: Capturing History Through Art and Print" Step back in time with James B as he takes us on a visual journey through significant moments in history
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"James B: Capturing History Through Art and Print" Step back in time with James B as he takes us on a visual journey through significant moments in history. From the haunting scene of General McPherson's death in 1864 or 1866, captured by George N. Barnard, to the grandeur of J. B. Eads' masterpiece - the Ten Million Dollar Eads Bridge over the mighty Mississippi River at St. Louis, Missouri in the 1930s. But James B's talent doesn't stop there; his artistic prowess extends to architectural wonders and iconic landmarks across London. Marvel at his intricate depiction of the Church of St Martin Orgar, standing proudly since 1831, and be transported to Lambeth as you cross Vauxhall Bridge through James B Allen's eyes from 1829. Travel further back in time to Highbury Place and Islington with Robert Pollard's brushstrokes capturing their charm and elegance dating all the way back to 1787. And don't miss out on exploring Clerkenwell through James B Allen's lens as he immortalizes St Johns Gate from 1829. As we continue our journey through London's rich history, Thomas Colman Dibdin brings us face-to-face with Monument - a symbol of resilience after its reconstruction following a devastating fire around c1855. John Chessell Buckler also showcases Guildhall twice - once in its full glory from 1822 and again two years prior when it was still under construction. Finally, let us not forget Billingsgate Market bustling with activity since its establishment in 1016 but beautifully depicted by none other than James B Allen himself in 1814. Through these captivating artworks and prints by various artists named James B or associated with him, we are reminded that history lives on forever within their strokes – preserving moments for generations yet unborn to appreciate and learn from.