The Trongate, Glasgow — 1844 Lithograph by Robert Currick SAI3156

A finely detailed mid‑19th‑century lithograph depicting The Trongate, Glasgow, one of the city’s oldest and most storied thoroughfares. Drawn in 1844 by Robert Currick and published by Allan & Ferguson, the scene captures the lively bustle of Victorian urban life: figures gathered in conversation, pedestrians moving along the street, and a horse‑drawn carriage passing between tall commercial buildings.
Rendered in soft, muted tones typical of hand‑coloured prints of the period, the composition leads the eye toward the elegant church spire rising at the far end of the street — a quiet architectural anchor amid the activity.
Presented in a smart gilt‑trimmed frame with a clean mount, the print retains crisp detail and legible publication text, offering both decorative charm and a vivid historical window into Glasgow’s civic past.

Height = 69.5cm (27.3”)
Width = 88.5cm (34.8”)
Depth = 2cm (0.7”)

All measurements are done to the widest point.
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Internal Reference: SAI3156