Henry Sargant Storer Explained

Henry Sargant Storer (13 February 1796, Clerkenwell – 8 January 1837, London) was a British artist and engraver. He was the son of James Sargant Storer, and exhibited drawings at the Royal Academy from 1814 to 1836.^[1]

List of works

• The Cathedrals of Great Britain, 4 vols., 1814–1819
• Delineations of Fountains Abbey, 1820
• Delineations of Trinity College, Cambridge, c. 1820
• Views in Edinburgh and its Vicinity, 1820
• The University and City of Oxford displayed, 1821
• Delineations of Gloucestershire, 1824
• The Portfolio: a collection of Engravings from Antiquarian, Architectural, and Topographical Subjects, 4 vols., 1823–24.
• Thomas Kitson Cromwell's History of Clerkenwell, 1828
• Walks through Islington, 1835
• The plates to Pierce Egan's Walks through Bath, 1819
• A view of Christ's College, Cambridge for the Cambridge Almanack, 1822.^[1]

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Attribution

Notes and References

1. Storer, James Sargant.