Sujet

Waltham Cross and Post Coach, 1786. Creator: Edward Dayes.

Légende

Waltham Cross and Post Coach, 1786. The hamlet of Waltham Cross, then about eleven miles from London. The busy scene shows the Post Coach, a horse-drawn carriage that carried mail deliveries and passengers, from 1784. The monument named Waltham Cross was built for Edward I of England, in memory of his wife, Eleanor.

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM26A05_050

Model release

NA

Property release

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Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

31,8Mo (1,8Mo) / 33,9cm x 23,5cm / 4000 x 2775 (300dpi)

Mots clés

transport transportation exterior outdoors road building buildings England people architecture arts painting country memorial art British museum pen English color medieval stagecoach location hertfordshire century horse drawn gallery Britain ink georgian watercolour art gallery horse-drawn road Transport Thoroughfare Colour mediaeval Middle Ages Monument 18th century Eighteenth Century Thirteenth Century 13th century Eleanor Cross horse-drawn vehicle Mail Coach TGN outside horsedrawn Prince of Wales Prince Edward King Edward I Edward I Longshanks Edward Plantagenet Plantagenet King Edward Edward Dayes E Dayes Eleanor of Castile Dayes Edward Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museum art centre Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums Edward I of England Edward Longshanks King of England King Edward I of England Heritage Art Hammer of the Scots stage-coach horse-drawn vehicles Pen ink and watercolour on paper Waltham Cross Aberdeen Archives