Home Artists Marketplace d'Galleries Featured Web Directory Community Browse Listings | Advanced Search | New Listings | Random | PosterBrowser.com Search:          Fine Art Marketplace > Poster Search Web Directory Community/Research       Quick Resources New Visitors! Login Help Browse Art Listings Search Art Listings Create a d'ART Watch Poster Search! Submit Artwork Submit to Art Links Critic's Corner Artist Forums The d'ART Café

Fine-Art.com | David Lewis-Baker Fine Art | Art Listing Details

d'ART ID#: 121510 Length: 122.00 cm Height: 90.00 cm Depth: 0.00 cm Framed: no Year Created: 2007 Dominant colors Avg. Review: 10.0 (2 Critiques) Media Types: Digital Impression , Photography Style & Subject: Architecture , Cityscape , Classical Artist's Bio: I am a 'New Media' Artist and Photographer living and working in Bath. Starting as a conventional media artist (waterclours, acrylics, pen and ink etc) in recent years I have ... --Full Bio Share: Email to a friend Embed thumbnail: COPY TO CLIPBOARD Copy the tag above and paste it in your HTML code. Social Bookmarking: Artist's Discussion Forum

Bath - Pulteney Bridge - May 2007 David Baker Limited Edition Prints - Request Price Submitted by David_Baker | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact Seller 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  Viewed 678 times.

Seller Comments... Based on a photograph taken from the rear of the famous Pultney Bridge (1769-74) in Bath, looking towards the U shaped 'weir' as the river Avon suddenly falls by a metre, with a small boat just above it. The bridge is to a design by Robert Adam, inspired by the Rialto Bridge in Venice. It is also reminiscent of the Ponte Veccio in Florence - lined with shops on both sides - the rear claddings of which are visible from the rear elevation, seen here. In 1792 Thomas Baldwin added a story and altered the shop fronts on the bridge. The Victorians did thier bit to destroy parts of the original upper structure and the bridge was restored from this and some early 20th century adlterations in 1975.