Tate London Victoria Embankment Gardens, 1912 Card

Victoria Embankment Gardens, 1912 

From the Tate London collection, Museums & Galleries present this card  with artwork by artist Charles Ginner.

Charles Ginner (1878–1952) was an influential member of the Camden Town Group of artists.

Born in France and having lived in Paris for almost a decade before moving to London, he appeared an authority on continental modern art to his British colleagues.

Victoria Embankment, built between 1864 and 1870, transformed the northern bank of the river Thames.

One hundred feet wide, it extends from Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge.

The reclamation of the river bank and the improved appearance of public parks were part of the growing modernisation of the city.

The small park shown here is in Westminster, near the Houses of Parliament.

It is overlooked by Big Ben at the left and Victoria Tower at the right.

In the middle ground the statue of the Protestant martyr William Tyndale is just visible. - Tate, London 2022

• Size: 170 x 125mm

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