A true and exact prospect of the famous citty of London from S. Marie overs steeple in Southwarke in its flourishing condition before the fire
Hollar, Wenceslaus, 1607-1677.

1666

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A true and exact prospect of the famous citty of London from S. Marie overs steeple in Southwarke in its flourishing condition before the fire
Hollar, Wenceslaus, 1607-1677.

2 sheets (versos blank) : ill.

s.n.,
[London :
1666]

Entirely engraved.
Consists of two detailed sketches of London; one before the fire of 1666 and another titled "Another prospect of the sayd citty taken from the same place as it appeareth now after the sad calamitie and destruction by fire, in the yeare M.DC.LXVI."
Signed at end: "Wenceslaus Hollar: delin: et sculp: 1666."
Reproduction of original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.

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A
TRVE
AND
EXACT
PROSPECT
OF
THE
FAMOVS
CITTY
OF
LONDON
FROM
S.
MARIE
OVERS
STEEPLE
IN
SOUTHWARKE
IN
ITS
FLOURISHING
CONDITION
BEFORE
THE
FIRE

designed
by
W
:
Hollard
of
Prage
,
Boh

ANOTHER
PROSPECT
OF
THE
SAYD
CITTY
TAKEN
FROM
THE
SAME
PLACE
AS
IT
APPEARETH
NOW
AFTER
THE
SAD
CALAMITIE
AND
DESTRVCTION
BY
FIRE
,
In
the
Year
M.
DC
.
LXVI
.

Wenceslaus
Hollar
delin
:
et
sculp
:

1666
▪

Temple
Church
▪

S.
Dunstans
West

3
S.
Brides

4
S.
Benet

5
S.
Andrew
in
Wardrop

S.
Peters
in
Thamstret

S.
Martins
by
Ludgate

S.
Andrew
in
Holborne
▪

S.
Pulchers
▪

10.

S.
Nicholas

11
Christ
Church

12
S.
Augustines

13
S.
Foster

14
S.
Iohn
Zachary

15
S.
Martins
in
Thamestret

16
S.
Mary
Alderman
〈…〉

17
S.
Thomas
Apostles
▪

18
Bow
Church

19.

20
S.
Laurence

21
S.
Mary
Butolfslane

22
Allhallowes
y

great

23
S.
Stevens
Colmanstret

24.

S.
Margaret

25.

S.
Mary
Wolnoth

26.

S
Lorence
Poultney
▪

27
S.
Stevens
in
Walbroke
▪

28.

S.
Christopher
▪

29
S.
Bartholomew

30
S.
Edmunds

31
S.
Michael
Cornhill

32
Allhallowes

33
S.
Peters
in
Cornhill

34.

S.
Denis
..

35.

S.
Magnus

36.

S.
Andrew
Hubart
.

37
S
Mary
hill

38.

S.
Botolph
Aldgate
▪

39
S.
Dunstans
S●●t

40
Allhallow●s
Barking

41
Blackfriars
Staires

42
Ba●●a●ds
Castle

43
Pauls
wharfe

44
▪
Waterhouse
▪

45.
3
Cranes

46.

Queene
hythe

47
Staliard

48
Col
Harbour

49.

Old
Swan
▪

50.

Fishmongers
hall
▪

51.

B●lins
gats
▪

52.

Custome
house
▪

53.

Tower
wharfe
.

54
Leaden
hall

55.

Royall
E●●hange

56
Guildhall
.

57.

Basinghall
▪

58.

Ludgate
▪