Artwork Info: St. James' Bridge and Station

Preview

AR preview

Send

X-Ray

St. James' Bridge and Station

Romanticism

John Cooke Bourne (1814 – 1896)

John Cooke Bourne (1814-1896): British artist famed for detailed lithographs of early railway construction – London & Birmingham, Great Western Railways. A 'Piranesi of the Railway Age', capturing Victorian engineering feats.

About this artwork

Title: St. James' Bridge and Station
Artist: John Cooke Bourne
Copyright status: Public domain
Movement: Romanticism
Creative period: Mature Period
Keywords: “stone bridge scene” , “19th century art” , “scenic painting”

QR Code

WikiOO.org

The Infinite Visual Art Encyclopedia

Founded in 2015, WikiOO is an independent, open-access encyclopaedia dedicated to the systematic documentation of the world's visual art heritage. Our editorial mission is to make authoritative art-historical knowledge universally accessible — free of charge, across all languages and all levels of expertise.

We hold the conviction that the study of painting, sculpture and the broader visual arts should not be confined to academic institutions or private collections. WikiOO bridges the distance between the specialist and the curious general reader, offering structured, peer-informed entries on artists, movements, techniques and periods spanning five millennia of human creativity.

Collection at a glance

450,000+ documented artworks
30,000+ artist biographies
32 languages
est. 2015 — over a decade of continuous scholarship

Account

Cart My Cart

Currency

Language

St. James' Bridge and Station

John Cooke Bourne (1814 – 1896)

About this artwork

QR Code

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get 3 Free Art Suggestions

Not Sure Where to Start?