These aquatints and etchings depict the rise of Bath in the eighteenth century. If you would like to see larger versions of any of these images, click on the image.
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Anthony Walker, "Prior Park." Engraving, 1750. (In James Lee Milne and David Ford, Images of Bath, Richmond- Upon-Thames: St. Helena Press, 1982), #386.) |  |
Thomas Malton, "Queen Square." Aquatint, 1784.
(Victoria Art Gallery, Bath and North East Somerset) |
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Thomas Malton, "The Completion of the Royal Crescent, Bath." Aquatint,
1769. (Victoria Art Gallery, Bath and North East
Somerset)
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John Palmer, "Interior of the Pump Room." Aquatint, 1804.
(Victoria Art Gallery, Bath and North East Somerset)
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S. H. Grimm, "The Circus, looking towards Gay Street." Watercolor,
1773. (In James Lee Milne and David Ford, Images
of Bath, Richmond-Upon-Thames: St. Helena Press, 1982, #506)
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J.C. Nattes, "The Cross Bath." Aquatint, 1804. (Victoria
Art Gallery, Bath and North East Somerset)
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Thomas Malton, "The Royal Crescent." Aquatint, 1777. (Victoria Art Gallery, Bath and North East Somerset) |  |
J.C. Nattes, "Bath inside Queen's Bath." Aquatint, 1806. (Victoria Art Gallery, Bath and North East Somerset) |
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