The Royal Naval College, Greenwich, King William Quadrangle, showing the Tympanum on which is sculptured an allegorical representation of “The immortality of Nelson”

This is a fine architectural study, looking east from the King William courtyard of the Royal Naval Hospital, Greenwich.

Inscribed lower left: ‘The Royal Naval College / Greenwich / The King William Quadrangle / showing the Tympanum on which / is sculptured an allegorical representation of / “The immortality of Nelson” / This was designed by / Sir Benjamin West, P.R.A.’

Signed lower right: ‘Llwyd Roberts 1930’

John Richard Llwyd Roberts (1875-1940) produced several topographical and architectural studies of South East London. A selection of the artist’s views of Greenwich was exhibited at the Woodlands Art Gallery in 1976, with a small accompanying catalogue (not in the Caird library). See: Llwyd Roberts: Watercolours and drawings of places in the Borough of Greenwich, exh. cat., Woodlands Art Gallery, Greenwich, 18 December 1976 to 18 January 1977.

Object Details

ID: ZBA4598
Type: Drawing
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Llwyd Roberts, John Richard
Date made: 1930
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Sheet: 378 mm x 505 mm; Image: 239 mm x 320 mm
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