Thomas ALLOM
Born in London, England, Allom was apprenticed in 1819 to the architect Francis Goodwin. He was a founder member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), and produced designs for buildings in London, which he carried out himself, as well as working with the architect Sir Charles Barry on numerous projects.
He produced many illustrations for publications of a topographical nature in the mid 1800s, including Devonshire and Cornwall Illustrated
media
Illustrator and architect
works and access
Works include: Devonshire and Cornwall Illustrated, From Original Drawings by Thomas Allom with Historical and Topographical Descriptions by J Britton & E W Brayley; Attractive Views of Cornwall (1832)
exhibitions
SS
RA 1827-71
Penlee House, Penzance A Village in Focus: Mousehole; A Village in Focus: Newlyn 29 Nov 2008 - 14 Mar 2009
memberships
RIBA
misc further info
references
Art History - Antique maps and prints - Famous Artists and Illustrators - Historical Outlines
Wood (1995) Victorian Painters (incl Bibl)
http://www.antiquemapsandprints.com/art-history.htm#ALLOM