20 OLD LONDON BRIDGE FROM THE WEST.

Watercolour. 22 by 12½ in.

The bridge as altered when the houses on it were pulled down soon

after the middle of the eighteenth century. The wide arch was then

formed by the removal of a pier, two arches being thrown into one,

which nearly caused the collapse of the fabric. An archaic steamer

has a greyhound painted on its paddle-box.

By G. YATES, 1830.

_Lent by Sir E. Coates._

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