Category: Castle Square
Brighton, From The Sea
BPC00452 Wood engraving from the Illustrated London News of 15 February 1845. The large central building is the Albion Hotel (the title ‘Royal’ was given to the hotel after the owner, Sir Harry P... Read More
Entrance to the Pavilion, Brighton
BPC00295 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by J S & Co, c1855. Numbered 1574 in the publisher’s reordering catalogue. The view is al... Read More
To Willm Hallett, High Constable of Brighton, this plate representing the Carriage Road from the Castle Square to St. James’s Street, and other important improvements on the Old Steine, is respectfully dedicated by his Obt Servt John Bruce
BPC00060 A close-up view of this image is available: click here to see the detail Copperplate aquatint engraving, hand coloured but with the sky printed in blue. Drawn, engraved and published by the l... Read More
Castle Square, Brighton
BPC00059 Reproduction of a watercolour illustrated in Brighton and its Coaches by William Blew, MA, published London, 1894. The book credits the artists J & G Temple, and adds that the illustrati... Read More
The Entrance to the Royal Palace, Brighton
BPC00294 Aquatint engraving after Edward Fox’s drawing. No engraver named, but most likely to be Fox himself. The original Fox drawing is in Brighton Museum. This is the second edition, the first ha... Read More