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Hackney House, 1728, the Residence of Stamp Brooksbank, Esq., M.P.

Print
1842 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Print depicting Hackney House in 1728.

Object details

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Object type
TitleHackney House, 1728, the Residence of Stamp Brooksbank, Esq., M.P. (published title)
Materials and techniques
lithograph
Brief description
'Hackney House, 1728, the Residence of Stamp Brooksbank, Esq., M.P.', lithograph after an engraving by R. Ward, published in 1842
Physical description
Print depicting Hackney House in 1728.
Dimensions
  • Height: 3.75in
  • Width: 6in
Dimensions taken from departmental handlist.
Marks and inscriptions
  • HACKNEY HOUSE, 1728, the Residence of STAMP BROOKSBANK, Esq. M.P./ Copied from a print by his Gt Grandson Rd Ward, Esq. 1842.
  • Dean & Munday, Lithrs / Threadneedle Street
Credit line
Given by the Hon. Arthur Villiers
Object history
Hackney House, Lower Clapton, was built in the 1720s by Colen Campbell for Stamp Brooksbank (1694-1756), MP for Colchester and later Saltash, and Director of the Bank of England. The house was demolished in around 1800.

This object was part of the John Edmund Gardner collection of topographical prints and drawings of London. After Gardner's death the collection passed to his son Edmund Thomas, but was sold to Edward Coates MP in 1910. The collection was sold again in 1923 after Coates' death, and was split between various institutions and private collectors. The portion connected with Hoxton, Homerton, Hackney and Bethnal Green was bought by the Hon. Arthur Villiers and donated to the Bethnal Green Museum.
Production
Copied from an earlier engraving, probably for publication in The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Hackney by William Robinson.
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Associations
Bibliographic reference
Taken from departmental handlist.
Collection
Accession number
E.4694-1923

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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