
Thames at Putney, London
Oil painting by William Parrot (or his circle) depicting the Thames at Putney, London. c1840.
Painting depicting an scene of the banks of the river Thames. The calm river is dotted with boat. The riverbank is lined with buildings, including The Star and Garter Inn with red roof and a prominent green balcony and pub sign. A wooden pier extends into the water, and various figures are seen engaging in daily activities mostly related to fishing.The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting early day or late afternoon light. we can also see St Mary's Church. the toll house and part of Old Putney Bridge in the distance.
Artist
Parrot, William
Locations
Putney
Thamesfield
Putney Bridge
Putney Bridge Tollhouse
St Mary's Church, Putney
The Star and Garter Inn
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