"London -Panorama," originally Created In 1616 (panoramic engraving of London)

This artwork is a panoramic engraving of London, titled "London - Panorama," originally created in 1616. It was produced by the Dutch engraver and cartographer Claes Jansz Visscher (1587–1652). This specific view is considered one of the most iconic depictions of the city before the Great Fire of 1666, as it meticulously captures the skyline of pre-fire London from the south bank of the Thames. Historical Significance: It provides a detailed record of landmarks like the original London Bridge (covered in houses) and Old St. Paul's Cathedral (the large building in the center before its replacement). Artist: Claes Jansz Visscher is widely recognized for this particular engraving, which has been reproduced many times in various formats. Modern Reproductions: You can find modern prints and framed versions of this panorama through various sources, including the Folger Shakespeare Library. Excellent Condition!

Condition

Used (normal wear)