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Sutton Nicholls (1668-1729) was a British engraver known for his detailed and accurate depictions of London's streets and public buildings. He produced a series of bird's-eye view engravings, such as "The General Post Office" and "Leicester Square," which provide a valuable record of the city's urban development in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Nicholls' work is characterized by its precise lines, meticulous rendering of architectural details, and inclusion of everyday activities and figures, offering a glimpse into the social and cultural life of London during his time.
Born
1668
Died
1729
The Eye Deceived
Sutton Nicholls
1705
Gezicht op Marlborough House, te Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1749
Gezicht op Hanover Square
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op de Saint Mary Le Strand
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Bloomsbury Square in Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Golden Square in Soho Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op St James's Square
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Soho Square
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Montagu House in Great Russell Street in Blo...
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Powis House in Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op het monument met het beeld van Karel I, koni...
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Leicester Square in Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Red Lion Square in Holborn
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op Temple, het gerechtelijk district in Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725
Gezicht op het binnenhof van het postkantoor in Londen
Sutton Nicholls
1725