Category: 1850s
A series of five wood engravings
BPC00469 A series of five wood engravings, views from Knight’s 1854 publication The Land we Live In. These scenes are ‘Brunswick Terrace & Square’, ‘Pavilion’, ‘Victoria Fountain’, â... Read More
Detail of the Station
BPC00375 Wood engraving by one of the Dalziel brothers, published on a single sheet above a view of St Nicholas Church, signed on the far right tombstone of the lower print. Published by Charles Knig... Read More
West view of Brighton from the top of the Old Church
BPC00454 Lithograph by J Newman and Co, London. Published by W Grant, Castle Square c1850. The original watercolour is in the British Museum. This scene shows Dyke Road in the foreground (known as Chu... Read More
North-East View of Brighton from the top of the Old Church
BPC00453 A close-up view of Wykeham Terrace from this image is available here Lithograph by J Newman, published by W Grant, News Agent, 5 Castle Square, c1850. The original watercolour is in the Briti... Read More
View of the Railway Terminus, Brighton
BPC00378 Steel engraving by T Jeavons after a drawing by Richard Henry Nibbs, one of Brighton’s most accomplished topographical artists. Published by William Grant, 5 Castle Square c1855. The applic... Read More
St. Nicholas Church, Brighton, The Rev. H.M. Wagner, Vicar
BPC00354 Tinted lithograph by W L Walton after F Ford. Printed by Hullmandel & Walton, published by W H Mason, Repository of Arts, Brighton and included in his folder Brighton Illustrated, 1851. ... Read More
St. Nicholas Church, Brighton (Interior View)
BPC00352 Line etching by and after Richard Henry Nibbs. Published by A Hawkins, Brighton 1851. Nibbs then went on to publish a subsequent edition himself. Images of Brighton 711 See all images of St N... Read More
Parish Church, Brighton
BPC00349 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by Rock & Co, London, 30 May 1853. Images of Brighton 682 See all images of St Nicholas Chu... Read More