Category: 1820s
East Cliff Brighton, Storm Approaching
BPC00149 a detail of this image is available here (BPC00174) Aquatint engraving, part printed in colours, by George Hunt after M Jones. Published in C & R Sickelmore’s Select Views of Brighton,Â... Read More
Steine View of Brighton Royal Chain Pier
BPC00106 There is a close-up view of this image available which makes the text legible: click here to view the detail Aquatint, engraved, printed and published by the prolific local artist/printmaker,... Read More
To Capt. S. Brown RN. This plate representing the situation of the Chain Pier at Brighton during the Late Tempest
BPC00104 Aquatint engraving by and after John Bruce. Dated 23 November 1824. Capt Brown, who designed the Chain Pier, was an engineer who had designed the pier at the Port of Edinburgh. He and his fa... Read More
Chain Pier Brighton
BPC00094 A copperplate aquatint, printed in two colours, viewing the Pier from the east, at low tide. No artists or publisher known. Not in Images of Brighton but identical to the smaller steel-plate ... Read More
Brighton Chain Pier
BPC00089 Copperplate line engraving published by R Sickelmore junior and used as the frontispiece in his History of Brighton and Picture of the Roads. This, the third edition, is published from Cavend... Read More
Chain Pier Brighton
BPC00072 Aquatint drawn and published by Joseph Cordwell, first issued c1823: this is the second state of c1824, with the addition of the waterwheel, and a railing that appears to pass through the hor... Read More
Interior View of Brighton Royal Chain Pier
BPC00071 Aquatint engraving by and after John Bruce, and published by the artist as plate 4 in his Select Views of Brighton, 1829. The Chain Pier was such an attraction for artists that 171 known pri... Read More
Brighton from the Chain Pier
BPC00070 Steel engraving from Allen’s History of the Counties of Surrey & Sussex, published by I T Hinton, 1829. This was a very successful image, with a second edition published by Edward Lacey... Read More