19th-century portrait of William Morton Civil engineer

Step into history with this captivating self-portrait of William Morton, a prominent 19th-century civil engineer. Known for his significant contributions to the construction of the East Lincolnshire Railway, Morton’s expertise extended far beyond one project. As the superintended of the Portugal Railway and an esteemed engineer for the metropolitan line  London Underground, he left an indelible mark on the world of transportation.

This self-portrait showcases Morton’s dignified presence, capturing his unwavering determination and passion for his work. With his astute gaze and steadfast expression, you can almost feel the weight of his accomplishments. It serves as a reminder of the countless hours he dedicated to projects that shaped our modern infrastructure.

Morton’s legacy also includes his involvement in the Metropolitan Railway and his pivotal role in developing Liverpool Central Station and the Mersey Tunnel. These remarkable achievements solidified his reputation as an innovative and respected engineer.

The self-portrait of William Morton is an invaluable piece of history, offering a glimpse into the life and work of a true visionary. Whether you are an avid art collector, a history enthusiast, or simply appreciate a well-crafted portrait's beauty, this piece will surely leave a lasting impression. Own a piece of engineering history and proudly display this remarkable self-portrait in your home or office.

Condition

Little paint loss bottom left, some craquelure, could do with a light cleaning.

Measurements

W 38 cm

H 44 cm

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