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Battle of Shrewsbury
THE BATTLE OF SHREWSBURY. An uncoloured steel engraved view. 4 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches. Good conditon. Wide margins.
Dudmaston Shropshire
DUDMASTER IN SHROPSHIRE, THE SEAT OF WILLIAM WHITMORE ESQR. Copper engraved view of the house and grounds. Figures. Dated 1787. 7 1/4 x 5 inches. Uncoloured. Mounted.
Ludlow Castle c.1830
LUDLOW CASTLE, SHROPSHIRE. An uncoloured steel engraved view with boats in the foreground. engraved by W. Hill from a drawing by F. Calvert. Published by W. Evans, Birmingham. 6 1/2 x 4 inches. Little very light soiling and very light crease across the bottom left hand blank margin.
Watercolour of Bearstone Mill, Shropshire by Joe Proudfoot
BEARSTONE MILL. An original 20th century watercolour signed by the artist. 15 x 11 inches. Presented in a line and washed double mount. Good condition.
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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.
Willey Park Shropshire
Price: 9.00
Willey Park country house Shropshire
Price: 9.00
Drayton House Shropshire
DRAYTON HOUSE THE SEAT OF SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART MP STAFFORDSHIORE MAY 9, 1842. Uncoloured steel engraved vignette view of the house. Figures. 6 x 3 1/2 inches. In sunk mount.
Lichfield Cathedral Staffordshire
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL. An uncoloured steel engraved view on india paper and mounted on heavier paper as published. 7 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches. Good condition.
Sandwell Hall Staffordshire
SANDWELL HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE. Steel engraved view from the Beuties of England and Wales. Publishers imprint beneath dated 1811. 6 x 3 3/4 inches. Uncoloured.
Shugborough House Staffordshire
VIEW OF SHUGBOROUGH HOUSE IN STAFFORDSHIRE. LATE THE SEAT OF LORD ANSON, NOW OF GEORGE ANSON ESQR. A copper engraved view within a decorative border. 8 1/2 x 7 inches. No top blank margin - normal. Little to no blank side margins. Hand coloured. Unmounted. Good condition.
Engraving of Shugborough House Staffordshire
VIEW OF SHUGBOROUGH HOUSE IN STAFFORDSHIRE. LATE THE SEAT OF LORD ANSON, NOW OF GEORGE ANSON ESQR. A copper engraved view within a decorative border. 8 1/2 x 7 inches. No top blank margin - normal. Little to no blank side margins. Hand coloured. Unmounted. Good condition.
Engraving of Shugborough House Staffordshire by Griffiths
VIEW OF SHUGBOROUGH HOUSE IN STAFFORDSHIRE. LATE THE SEAT OF LORD ANSON, NOW OF GEORGE ANSON ESQR. A copper engraved view within a decorative border. 8 1/2 x 7 inches. No top blank margin - normal. Little to no blank side margins. Hand coloured. Unmounted. Good condition.
Ball Haye in Staffordshire
BALL HAYE. An uncoloured engraved view of this country house and gardens. Dated 1813. 6 x 4 inches.
From Beauties of England and Wales
Alton Towers Staffordshire
ALTON TOWERS. An uncoloured steel engraved view by H. Warren / J. Saddler. 7 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. Good condition.
Alton Towers Staffordshire
THE OAK HOUSE, WEST BROMWICH, STAFFORDSHIRE. A good engraving of the house with figures and horses in the foregtound. An uncoloured lithograph by W. L. Walton from a drawing by A. E. Everitt. Beneath the view is the name of the publishers Chapman & Hall, May 1st 1845. The word Proof appears beneath the title. 10 3/4 x 7 3/4 inches. Good condition.
Armitage Park Staffordshire
Price: 10.00
Loxley Park Staffordshire
Price: 10.00
Armitage Park Staffordshire
Price: 10.00