View from the Top of the Calton Hill by Nelsons Monument Looking West, engraved by William Westall 1781-1850 and printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel 1789-1850 1828

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"View from the Top of the Calton Hill by Nelson's Monument Looking West" is an evocative engraving created by the English artist William Westall (1781-1850) and printed by the renowned lithographer Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789-1850) in 1828. This work is part of a series of topographical prints that capture the picturesque landscapes and urban vistas of early 19th-century Britain. The engraving offers a panoramic view from Calton Hill, one of Edinburgh's most iconic landmarks, providing a sweeping perspective that includes the city’s architectural and natural beauty.

William Westall, known for his detailed and atmospheric landscapes, brings a meticulous eye to this engraving. His work often reflects a deep appreciation for the interplay between light and shadow, and this piece is no exception. The vantage point from Nelson's Monument, a prominent structure on Calton Hill dedicated to Admiral Horatio Nelson, allows for an expansive view that stretches westward, encompassing notable Edinburgh landmarks and the surrounding countryside.

Charles Joseph Hullmandel, a pioneer in the development of lithography in Britain, printed this engraving. Hullmandel's contributions to the art of lithography were significant, as he developed techniques that enhanced the tonal range and detail possible in printed works. His collaboration with Westall on this project ensured that the engraving captured the subtleties of Westall's original vision.

The engraving is also attributed to Mary Stuart, who may have been involved in the commissioning or distribution of the work. The inclusion of her name suggests a collaborative effort in bringing this detailed representation of Edinburgh to a wider audience. This piece not only serves as a historical document but also as a testament to the artistic and technical achievements of its creators. Through their combined efforts, "View from the Top of the Calton Hill by Nelson's Monument Looking West" remains a valuable visual record of Edinburgh's landscape during the early 19th century.

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