"Picturesque London" by Percy Fitzgerald is a historical exploration of London, showcasing the city’s artistic and architectural appeal. Fitzgerald acts as a guide, sharing his personal discoveries of London's often-unnoticed beauty and historical richness. He contrasts his approach to the city's wonders with standard guidebooks, using vivid storytelling to encourage readers to appreciate the charm hidden within London's famous sites and lesser-known corners, highlighting the many ways one can view and enjoy the city’s character. He sets the stage by discussing London’s artistic heritage and recounting the beginning of his discoveries through the city’s art and architecture, starting with St. Margaret’s Church in Westminster.

Picturesque London
By Percy Fitzgerald
Uncover the hidden beauty of London through the eyes of a passionate guide, revealing the city's artistic treasures and historical wonders.
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About the AuthorPercy Hetherington Fitzgerald was an Anglo-Irish author and critic, painter and sculptor.
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald was an Anglo-Irish author and critic, painter and sculptor.
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