Harwood, John & Frederick

From the piers and chines of the seaside resorts to the interior of Liverpool's Exchange, the prints published by John and Frederick Harwood take in British travel and local history at both ends of the scale. The partnership engraved and published in London in the nineteenth century, issuing views of Hastings and St Leonards, the Isle of Wight, Netley Abbey, Matlock and the Welsh mountains, with resort entrances and coastal paths among them. Manchester's Market Street, Liverpool's Town Hall and buildings around Leeds and Salford bring in the expanding towns, alongside churches and country houses. Artists and engravers credited on individual plates are distinct from the Harwoods, who produced and published the prints.