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Tiled Picture - St Martin's Church and the Old Market Place - Old Market Place, Birmingham
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Basic Information | Accession Number: | 1988F1542 |
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Collection: | Social History |
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Date: | 1891 c - 1891 c |
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Maker Information | After: | David Cox - View biography for David Cox |
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After: | William Radclyffe - View biography for William Radclyffe |
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Notes | This hand-painted panel was part of the elaborate interior of the Woodman Public House, Easy Row, when re-furbished in 1891. The building was demolished in 1964. It is based on an engraving by W Radclyffe, (itself based on a drawing by David Cox) and depicts Birmingham's markets around 1850. The Woodman pub was the meeting place of city councillors in the mid-nineteenth century, prior to the building of the Council House. | Purchased, 1986. |
Further Information | Production Period: | 19th century |
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Material(s): | Ceramic |
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Place of Origin: | England |
Associated Places | | Associated Organisations | | Dimensions | Height: | 76.5 cm |
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Width: | 123 cm |
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