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Interior view of the Compton Oak Room, Canonbury House, Islington, London, 1887. Artist
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Interior view of the Compton Oak Room, Canonbury House, Islington, London, 1887. Artist
Interior view of the Compton Oak Room, Canonbury House, Islington, London, 1887. The panelling of this room and the Spencer Room at Canonbury House was undertaken by Sir John Spencer, Lord Mayor of London in 1594-1595, who acquired the house in the late 16th century
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Crowther Elizabethan Empty Fireplace Floorboards Islington John Crowther John Spencer Sir John Spencer Tudor Wood Panelling Canonbury House
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This print showcases the exquisite interior view of the Compton Oak Room, located in Canonbury House, Islington, London. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this historic room, which dates back to the 16th century. The panelling adorning this space was meticulously crafted by Sir John Spencer, who served as Lord Mayor of London in 1594-1595 and became the owner of Canonbury House during that time. The photograph beautifully portrays the rich colors and intricate details found within this Elizabethan-era room. The wooden floorboards exude a sense of warmth and character while leading our gaze towards an impressive fireplace that stands as a testament to its Tudor heritage. With no occupants present, we are invited to appreciate the grandeur and craftsmanship on display. As we delve into this visual journey through time, it becomes evident why Canonbury House is considered a national treasure. This image serves as a reminder of Britain's architectural legacy and offers us a glimpse into life during both the 16th and 19th centuries. Preserved at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this watercolor print by John Crowther transports us to another era where oak panels were revered for their beauty and elegance. It is through such artistic renderings that we can continue to celebrate our country's cultural heritage for generations to come.
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