Steel Engraving of the Town Hall, Manchester (1829)

This is a framed steel engraving, dating back to 1829, depicting the Town Hall in Manchester. The artwork showcases a Neoclassical style building with a grand facade featuring prominent columns. People and horse-drawn carriages populate the street in front of the building, adding a sense of scale and life to the scene. The engraving is rendered in a detailed, monochromatic style, with subtle shading and fine lines to create depth and texture. The print is set within a gold frame, which enhances its vintage appeal. The label on the back indicates it was created by Winkles after an original work by Allan.