Created on 2024-11-28

This is a black and white print or engraving that depicts the Female Orphan Asylum in Liverpool. The illustration shows a stately building with multiple chimneys and a classical façade with a central part that slightly protrudes forward and appears to have a pair of pillars flanking the main entrance. The name "FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM" can be seen engraved on the building's façade. In front of the asylum, there is a line of girls dressed in dark cloaks or overcoats, with white bonnets or hats, seemingly in some kind of formation, maybe in a procession or organized activity. To the right, there's a horse-drawn carriage with two horses and a driver, which adds to the historical context of the scene. The text at the bottom of the image confirms the subject and location: "FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, LIVERPOOL" and gives a credit for the drawing, "from the Drawing presented by W. Herdman Esqre". Additional text along the bottom includes "T. TAYLOR LIVERPOOL LITHOGRAPHIC OFFICE" as a sort of publication or print shop attribution and "Drawn by J. Corbett Anderson" as the artist credit. This indicates that the image was likely created by J. Corbett Anderson and then printed by T. Taylor's establishment in Liverpool. The image has an educational or documentary intent, informing viewers about Liverpool's landscape and institutions during the time it was made.

Created on 2024-11-27

The image shows the Female Orphan Asylum in Liverpool, England. The building appears to be a large, multi-story structure with intricate architectural details such as chimneys and various rooflines. In front of the building, there is a group of people, presumably residents or staff, standing in a line. A horse-drawn carriage is also visible in the foreground. The image is a detailed etching or engraving, with a caption identifying the building as the "Female Orphan Asylum, Liverpool."

Created on 2024-11-25

The image depicts a black and white engraving of the Female Orphan Asylum in Liverpool, England. The engraving is titled "Female Orphan Asylum, Liverpool" and features a large building with multiple chimneys and windows. In front of the building, a group of women in long dresses are gathered, while a horse-drawn carriage is approaching the entrance. The engraving also includes a caption at the bottom that reads "From the Drawing presented to Mr. James Atkinson." The background of the engraving shows a cloudy sky, with trees visible in the distance. The engraving appears to be an illustration from a book or publication, possibly from the 19th century. The level of detail and the style of the engraving suggest that it may have been created by a skilled artist or engraver of the time. The image provides a glimpse into the architecture and daily life of the Female Orphan Asylum in Liverpool during the 19th century.