Walker Art Gallery, William Brown Street, Liverpool

SOURCE: Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. Architecture consideree sous le rapport de l'art (Paris, 1804), vol. 1, pl. 116 NOTES: A view of Ledoux's imaginary city based on his factory at Arc-et-Senans.

NOTES: Built in 1716-1718 as a residential charity school for poor children, this is the oldest surviving building in central Liverpool. It has been suggested that it was designed by Thomas Ripley, architect of the Liverpool Custom House, or Thomas Steers, the dock engineer, but there is no conclusive evidence that either was involved. The school relocated to new premises in 1906 and the building became home to a group of artists and sculptors in 1907 and has served as an art space ever since. The Bluecoat Gallery was formally established in 1968.

NOTES: St John's ceased to be the cathedral of Calcutta in 1847 and is now St John's Church. This print was prepared as one of Fraser's illustrations in his 'Views of Calcutta and its Environs' (1826).

NOTES: The Altes Museum was designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1830).