Author: Mary McKean
The Baths at Brighton
BPC00018 Copperplate engraving by S Rawle from the original drawing by J Nixon, published in the European Magazine 1803. The baths were built in Pool Valley in 1769 by the architect and builder Rober... Read More
The Rev Wagner’s Vicarage, in Montpelier Road
BPC00444 An untitled lithograph c1840 – no artists known. This is the only known 19th century image of this house. The Rev Henry Wagner, the vicar of Brighton, had his new vicarage built in the Tudo... Read More
The Old Steyne, Brighton
BPC00395 Lithographed by A Wallis after the drawing by F W Woledge and included in the artist’s 1843 publication Six Brighton Views. Arthur Wallis advertised himself as a ‘Printing, bookselling an... Read More
Old Steyne, Brighton
BPC00393 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by Rock & Co, 2 November 1863 and numbered 4837 in their reordering catalogue. See all imag... Read More
A Windy Day, Brighton
BPC00383 A copperplate engraving after Jacob Spornberg. Thought to have been published in 1798 from a watercolour dated 1796. The Pavilion shows Henry Holland’s original design: the building on the ... Read More
Parish Church of St. Nicholas
BPC00356 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Lithograph from The Stranger’s Guide in Brighton, published by W Saunders, 112 St. James’s Street, Brighton, 1855. This i... Read More
Parish Church, Brighton
BPC00348 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving by J S & Co, and numbered 1517 in the publisher’s reordering catalogue. Images of Brighton 683 See ... Read More
View of Regency Square, Brighton
BPC00335 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by Newman & Co, Watling Street, London, c1860. Regency Square was built between 1818 and 18... Read More