St Nikolaikirche
Two representations of Thomas’s design, cross-section plan signed and dated by him, 13 March 1846, for the proposed replacement of Hamburg’s great medieval church, destroyed by fire. The competition to replace it was won by the young George Gilbert Scott, an important step in what was to be a distinguished career.

John William Atkinson (?)
This is believed to be a self-portrait (?) of Thomas’s son John William. He moved with his father to Hampstead, North London, which attracted many artists, particularly Constable, and was taught art by TWA whom he joined in Hamburg.

Flint Castle, North Wales, 1845, by John William Atkinson This is the only painting known by Thomas’s son John William (known as Jack) by his first wife, Rebekah. He died in Hamburg (cause unknown) in 1834 in his early twenties. Turner painted Flint Castle in the 1830s.