Summary:

• Item: Wall Prints of London Law Court buildings
• Artist: Chilcot
• Medium: Prints
• Circa: 1965
• Period: Mid 20th Century
• Provenance: England, UK
• Subject: London Law Court Buildings
• Goldsmith Building & Temple Church
• Elm Court, Temple
• South Square – Grey’s Inn
• Lincoln’s Inn Chapel
• Re-mounted
• Re-framed
• Excellent condition
• Frame Height = 32.5cm / 12¾”
• Frame Width = 33cm / 13”
• Free delivery to England, Wales & southern Scotland*
• 14-day free UK returns policy

Description:

This is a fine quality set of four wall prints of London Law Court buildings by Chilcot, circa 1965, in excellent condition.  Chilcot originally drew these pictures in pen and ink and then prints were taken of the original drawings, which these are a set of them.

These four prints depict the following locations:

1. Goldsmith Building and The Temple Church, located between Fleet St. and the River Thames, London, consecrated in 1185 by Knights Templar, originally the royal treasury to finance the medieval crusades. The Goldsmith building built in 1861 by James Piers and was used as legal chambers (Source: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1402206#:~:text=Goldsmith%20Building%20was%20built%20in,Middle%20Temple%20from%201815%2D95.
2. Elm Court, Temple, which has housed lawyers since 1320. Source: https://www.lambbuilding.co.uk/about-lamb-building/the-history-of-the-chambers/
3. “South Square” which leads to Grey’s Inn Square has housed lawyers since 1370 and was the home of Francis Bacon. Originally, it was the home of Baron Gray de Wilton.  Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray%27s_Inn
4. “Lincoln’s Inn Chapel” in Holborn. The building was consecrated in 1623 having been built to the designs of Inigo Jones (source: https://www.nationalchurchestrust.org/church/lincolns-inn-chapel-holborn .

These wall prints of London Law Court buildings would look superb in a variety of rooms, from the office, the hallway or living room.  This item would certainly grace any home and is a great investment as it is an attractive and colourful piece.  So don’t miss out on your chance to own a lovely picture.

Condition Report:

This is a fine quality set of four wall prints of London Law Court buildings by Chilcot, circa 1965, in excellent condition.  Chilcot originally drew these pictures in pen and ink, and then prints were taken of the original drawings.  The prints have been re-mounted and re-framed.  The prints incorporate new string and are ready to hang.

Dimensions:

Frame Height = 32.5cm / 12¾”
Frame Width = 33cm / 13”
Frame Depth = 2cm / ¾”
Picture Height = 21.5cm / 8½”
Picture Width = 22.5cm / 8⅞”

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