General
General
Object Auto ID
70746
Alternate Codes
159325
Common Name
Lithograph
Classified Name
Local Name
Heerengracht, now Adderley Street, Cape Town
Quantity
1.00
Object Description
The Parliament Collection:
Street scene of the Heerengracht with soldiers marching in the foreground. On the left is the Commercial Exchange, with a market in progress outside. To left and right are the towers of the Dutch Reformed Church and the old St. George's Church. To the right front is the shop of A. Miller the Tailor, on the corner of Strand Street; his wall bears a large numeral 13, which he always featured in his advertisements.
Provenance
Unknown
Description
Description
Distinguishing Features
Cape Town Adderley Street. Commercial Exchange c.1850 Miller, A. Business premises Cape Malay hawkers Muslim D R Church Groote Kerk. St George's Church. Soldiers military
Inscriptions
No visible inscription
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Dimension Comments
Inside mount 410 x 550 mm
History
History
Object Age Comment
c.1850
Maker Comment
ARTIST UNKNOWN [possibly W.J.] [Schonegevel, Johan Marthinus Carstens, probable lithographer]
User Comment
Assembly, Ground Floor Passage, leading to Secretary's office
Collector Comment
Lithograph
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Site Association
Site Association
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