English, 1748–1804
Thomas Malton was an English painter and architect, known for his detailed architectural views and topographical works. He was born in 1748 and died in 1804. Malton was primarily active in the late 18th century and is recognized for his contributions to the documentation of London's urban landscape during a period of significant change. He trained under his father, who was also an artist, and later studied at the Royal Academy. Malton's works often featured intricate depictions of buildings and cityscapes, showcasing his skill in perspective and detail. His notable works include 'A Picturesque Survey of London' and various views of St. Paul's Cathedral. His style is characterized by precision and clarity, making his works valuable historical records of the architecture and urban life of his time. Malton's significance lies in his ability to capture the essence of 18th-century London, providing insight into the architectural developments and social context of the era.
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