Rare Antique Engraving Print, The Lion Brewery Lambeth, 1841, E. W. Radcliffe

  

This rare antique engraving print from 1841 depicts the Lion Brewery in Lambeth, with exquisite attention to detail by artist E. The print has a remarkable specimen of a lion as its subject, and is made of high-quality engraving material, ensuring that it will last for years to come. This piece is perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, and would make a wonderful addition to any art collection. The print is of excellent quality and is sure to impress anyone who sees it.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of art history! The print of the engraving, depicts the view of the South bank across the River Thames. The Shot Tower on the left was built in 1826; to its right is the Red Lion Brewery founded in 1837. Most of this site was cleared for the Festival of Britain in 1951, except the Shot Tower which survived until the 1960's. In the background to the left of the Shot Tower is the'Old Shot Tower'.

The Lion Brewery, Lambeth existed on the site now occupied by the Festival Hall in London. It was demolished in 1949 after its closure in 1924.

The Brewery was owned by.