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St. Nicholas Church Gloucester
CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS - GLOUCESTER. To the Revd. Robert Halifax as a Patron of Antiquarian Literature this plate is inscribed by the Author. W. H. Bartlett delt. 1827 Figures by Brooke. Etched by J. Le Keux. A hand coloured steel engraved view. 5 1/4 x 8 1/2 inches. Good condition.
From: Briton's Picturesque Antiquities of English Cities
Thornbury Park, Gloucestershire
THORNBURY PARK, CO. GLOUCESTER. THE SEAT OF H. W. NEWMAN ESQR. W.Gauci / Stannard & Dixon. An uncoloured lithograph view of the house and grounds. 6 3/4 x 4 inches. Good condition.
Thornbury Park, Gloucestershire
COATES CHURCH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE (from the S.E.). A Zinc lithograph. Uncoloured. 7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inches. Good condition.
Coates is a village 3 miles west of Cirencester.
Beverstone Church, Gloucestershire by H. Relton
BEVERSTONE CHURCH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE (South Side) A lithograph drawn on zinc by H. E.Relton. 7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inches. Uncoloured. Good condition.
Gloucester, W. H. Barlett c.1840
GLOUCESTER. A steel engraved view of the docks with the cathedral in the background. Engraved by W. Mossman from a drawing by W. H. Barrlett. 7 x 4 1/2 inches. Good condition.
Gloucester Cathedral, P. Skelton c.1880
THE SOUTH PORCH, GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL. A woodcut vignette view with figures. 6 1/4 x 7 inches. Hand coloured. In an ivory tint sunk mount.
Lanthony Priory
Price: 10.00
Lanthony Priory
Price: 10.00
John Preston Neale (1780–1847) was an English artist best known for his finely detailed architectural and landscape drawings. Born in 1780, he initially worked as a clerk in the General Post Office before turning to art full-time. He became recognized for his skill in capturing buildings, estates, churches, and scenic views across Britain and Ireland. Artistic Style and Media Neale predominantly worked in pen drawings tinted with watercolour, producing highly accurate and elegant views of architectural subjects. While he occasionally painted in oil or watercolour, his reputation rests squarely on his draughtsmanship — drawings that were frequently turned into engravings for publication. Career and Exhibitions:
Neale first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1797, showing two insect drawings, and continued to exhibit topographical and architectural works there and with other prominent artistic societies until the 1840s.
His works appeared in exhibitions of the Society of Painters in Oil and Water Colours, the Society of British Artists, and the British Institution.
Legacy and Influence: Neale’s work was widely reproduced through engravings, helping document British architectural heritage at a time when many buildings were changing or under threat. His detailed topographical art remains valuable for historians and collectors and continues to appear in prints and decorative art collections.
He died on 14 November 1847 near Ipswich at about 67 years of age.
Beckford Hall Gloucestershire
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Aldestrop Gloucestershire
The early edition dated 1823
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Westonbirt Gloucestershire
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Oddington House Gloucestershire
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Beckford Hall
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Aldestrop
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Batsford Gloucestershire
Price: 12.00
Over Court, Gloucestershire
Price: 10.00
Sezincot, Gloucestershire
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Alscot Park, Gloucestershire
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Badminton, Gloucestershire
Price: 9.50
Toddington Hall Gloucestershire
Hanbury and Hanbury-Tracy family
Sezincot Gloucestershire
Rushout family and previosly the Cockerell family
Sudeley Castle Gloucestershire
Sudeley Castle, near Winchcombe
The Dent family
Westonbirt House Gloucestershire
The Holford family
Sezincot
Rushout family and previosly the Cockerell family