Brougham Street Offices, New Plymouth

Production date
1981
 Description
Ink and watercolour painting of buildings on Brougham Street. The orange-tinted building on the left, designed by architect J.T. Edmonds, was constructed in 1884 as the premises of the New Plymouth Investment and Loan Society. The green-tinted building was constructed in 1896 by lawyer Robert Clinton Hughes as offices for his legal firm and was designed by architect W.F. Brooking. The buildings were combined in 1995 to form Andre's L'Escargot restaurant which closed in 2013 and reopened as the 'Mexico' restaurant in 2014.
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Artist/Maker
Production role
Artist
Production date
1981
Production place
New Zealand/Taranaki/New Plymouth
Subject person
Classification
Original Art/Art Object
Collection
de Jardine Collection
Accession number
PA2014.137
Collection type
Paintings
Fine Arts
Material
Watercolour and Ink
Pencil
Paper

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