Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Malton, James, 1761-1803
Summary:	According to Maurice Craig in his book "James Malton's Dublin Views" (The Dolmen Press, Dublin, 1981, p. 22), Parliament Street, first work of the Wide Streets Commissioners, made in 1758, is seen over Essex Bridge, leading to the Royal Exchange of 1769. Essex Bridge was replaced in 1874 by the present Grattan Bridge. The building to the left of the drawing behind the ship mast is the Old Custom House built by Thomas Burgh in 1707 and remained in use till 1791 when the new Custom House was opened.
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	London : Published Oct 1797 by Jas. Malton, [between ca. 1803 and 1820].
Subjects:	Grattan Bridge (Dublin, Ireland) Capel Street (Dublin, Ireland) Buildings > Ireland > Dublin > 1790-1800. Bridges > Ireland > Dublin > 1790-1800. Streets > Ireland > Dublin > 1790-1800. Stores & shops > Ireland > Dublin > 1790-1800. Aquatints > Irish > Colour > 1800-1820. Cityscape prints > Irish > 1800-1820.
Notes:	Title printed l.c. within plate mark. Physical description: 1 print : aquatint ; image 26.1 x 38.3 cm., plate mark 31 x 43 cm., on sheet 41.4 x 56.5 cm.. Citations/References: James Malton's Dublin views / Maurice Craig. - Dolmen Press, Dublin, 1981 : Plate 22. Reproduction Note: Transparency. Reproduction Note: Neg. Nos: 21460 (col), 20945 (col), R14472 (b&w), R15351 (b&w) & R15671 (b&w). more
Credits:	Attributed to James Malton, (d. 1803).