1790s – Historic images of Brighton and Hove

Fishermen returning to Brighton

Posted on 29th December 201729th December 2017 by Mary McKean

BPC00508 Comte after Philip James de Loutherbourg(1740 – 1811). Published by de Loutherbourg and sold by V. & R. Green, Bedford Square, London. July 1 1797. The pair to ‘Fishermen going on boa... Read More

A Windy Day, Brighton

Posted on 5th August 201726th October 2017 by Mary McKean

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

View of the Marine Pavilion, Brighthelmstone

Posted on 21st June 20174th December 2017 by Mary McKean

BPC00468 Aquatint engraving by John Wells after Richard Paine. Published by Paine, 1 August 1792. This is a view of Henry Holland’s early Pavilion. There are 32 known views of this building, of whic... Read More

The Steine

Posted on 20th April 201714th November 2017 by Mary McKean

BPC00286 Aquatint engraving by Alken after Thomas Rowlandson. Published by Robinson of Paternoster Row, 1 June 1790, and showing Henry Holland’s early Pavilion design on the left, with Grove House (... Read More

The Block House at Brighthelmstone in Sussex

Posted on 12th February 201726th October 2017 by Mary McKean

BPC00020 Copperplate line engraving by Hawkins, published by Messrs Hogg, Paternoster Row, London 1795. This is the third edition of the plate. It was first published in The Antiquities of England and... Read More

Historic images of Brighton and Hove

Images of Brighton and Hove and the surrounding area from the Regency and Victorian periods collected by The Society of Brighton Print Collectors

Category: 1790s

Fishermen returning to Brighton

A Windy Day, Brighton

View of the Marine Pavilion, Brighthelmstone

The Steine

The Block House at Brighthelmstone in Sussex