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THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB HOUSE, PALL MALL

Artist:

MARCHANT, J

Engraver:

ADLARD, E, H.

Title:

THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB HOUSE, PALL MALL

Stock Code:

7103

Method:

Steel engraving

Colouring:

Later colour

Series:

The Stationer’s Company’s Almanac for 1875.

Size: (W x H):

39.5cm x 21cm

15½ inches x 8½ inches

Date:

1875

Price:

£750

A fine proof copy engraving from the Stationer’s Almanac. The Army and Navy Club House was founded in 1837 by various officers returned from service in India who were dismayed by the long waiting lists at other established organisations. So popular was the club that it soon outgrew its first premises on the corner of King Street and St James’ Square, and Lichfield House St James’ Square. In 1848 it moved to a large building in Pall Mall designed by C O Parnell and Alfred Smith. This imposing building was modelled on Sansovino’s Palazzo Cornaro on the Grand Canal in Venice.

Fine condition. Framed size 67 x 49cm.

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