Toll House, Battersea Bridge

Watercolour by Edward Hassell depicting the Toll House, Battersea Bridge. 1830

Artist

Hassell, Edward

Locations

London Borough of Battersea (former)

Battersea Bridge

Materials

paper

watercolour

Object Type

watercolour

Production Dates

19th Century

1830

Artist Biography

Edward Hassell (1811–1852) Edward Hassell was a British watercolourist, son of topographical artist John Hassell. He was particularly drawn to church interiors and modern architecture, capturing them with precision and sensitivity. He exhibited at the Royal Academy and the British Institution, and was a member of the Royal Society of British Artists from 1841, serving as its secretary. His contributions were well recognised during his lifetime. Hassell died in 1852.

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