Letter A
Charles Joseph Hullmandel, an influential 19th century lithographic artist, created The Landscape Alphabet, a collection of 26 landscape scenes, using the shapes of letters to form idyllic scenery. Bound as a single volume, the work belongs to The British Museum and is available online through the institutions digitized online collection..
The museum describes the Letter A as “Composed of three figures around a fire at the edge of a slope to small pond, forming the lower part of the letter; outline by trees.”
Hullmandel printed thousands of lithographs in the nineteenth century and authored a handbook on the process in 1824.
Letter C
Letter H
Letter J
Letter L
Letter U
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