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White Friars, Chester, 1831. Creator: George Sidney Shepherd
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White Friars, Chester, 1831. Creator: George Sidney Shepherd
White Friars, Chester, 1831. 17th century buildings in White Friars, named after a friary that stood on the site
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Chester Cheshire England Cobbled Cobbles George Shepheard George Sidney Shepherd Half Timbered Sepia Timber
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White Friars, Chester, 1831: A Monochrome Street Scene by George Sidney Shepherd This evocative pencil drawing by George Sidney Shepherd captures the charm of White Friars, a historic area in the picturesque English city of Chester, in the early 19th century. Named after the 17th-century friary that once stood on the site, White Friars is renowned for its half-timbered buildings and cobbled streets. Shepherd's meticulous graphite drawing on cream wove paper laid down on board showcases the rich heritage of this area, with its seventeenth-century structures still standing proudly amidst the nineteenth-century additions. The people going about their daily business add a sense of vibrancy and life to the scene, while the wooden shops and their wares entice the viewer with a glimpse into the past. The drawing, executed in sepia tones, beautifully captures the color and character of Chester, a town steeped in history and tradition. The cobbles underfoot, the timber-framed buildings, and the quaint shops all contribute to the unique atmosphere of White Friars, making it a must-visit location for anyone interested in British architecture and history. George Sidney Shepherd, a skilled artist of his time, expertly rendered the intricacies of the buildings and the bustling street scene, providing a valuable record of a bygone era. This work of art, with its intricate details and authentic depiction of a moment in time, is a testament to Shepherd's artistic talent and his dedication to preserving the beauty and heritage of Chester.
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