Description
Westminster Abbey with a procession of the Knights of the Bath (1749) is the earliest work of art to depict the Abbey’s iconic west towers.
The painting, by the great Italian artist Canaletto, was commissioned by Joseph Wilcocks, the Dean of Westminster from 1731–1756 and bequeathed to the Abbey in 1792 by his son. Since then it has hung in the Abbey’s Deanery and been occasionally loaned for public display.
This print focuses on a section of the painting and sits in a light cream coloured mount.
The painting, by the great Italian artist Canaletto, was commissioned by Joseph Wilcocks, the Dean of Westminster from 1731–1756 and bequeathed to the Abbey in 1792 by his son. Since then it has hung in the Abbey’s Deanery and been occasionally loaned for public display.
This print focuses on a section of the painting and sits in a light cream coloured mount.
- Measures: H36 x W30.5 x D0.3cm (including mount)
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