Thomas Allom

1804–1872 (age 68)

Biography

Thomas Allom (1804-1872) was an architect and topographical artist renowned for his elegant designs and detailed landscapes. His architectural work, as well as his engravings, documented the grandeur of cities and travels, linking visual artistry with structural sense.

Allom’s illustrations played a prominent role in popular travel literature, while his architectural sensibilities brought refinement to various public and private commissions across Britain.

Also buried at Kensal Green Cemetery

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