For the artist Adolphus J. Whalley.
Photo courtesy of Charles Lawrence, 2012
16 Chalcot Gardens, London, photo courtesy of John Trotter
16 Chalcot Gardens, London, image on victorianweb.org.
One of eleven drawings in pen, ink and watercolour for
"The House that Jack Built," Mother Goose, the Old Nursery
Rhymes, Heinemann, 1913.
Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum,
Accession No. E.175-1969. (Source:
victorianweb.org)
16 Chalcot Gardens in a photograph of 1913 on victorianweb.org
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Description on Historic England
CAMDEN
TQ2784NE CHALCOT GARDENS 798-1/52/186 (South East side) No.16
II Detached house.
1881. Probably built as a studio in the grounds of No.39 Englands Lane (not
included); front and rear extensions added c1898 by CFA Voysey for the artist AJ
Whalley. Multi-colour stock brick with stone dressings to windows. Tiled gabled
roof with tall brick chimney-stack to left. 2 storeys 1 window to road front.
Ground floor window 5 lights, 1st floor 4 lights; both with small leaded panes
and stone cornice under relieving arches. This was also
the home of the illustrator Arthur Rackham, 1903-20 (GLC plaque).
Reference:
Prof. Ian Hamerton, 'Small Houses of Artistic
Pretensions', - C F A Voysey's studio designs for artistic clients,
in The Orchard, Number Ten, Autumn 2021, pp.22-27.
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