BPC00098 Aquatint from Wallis’s Brighton As It Is of 1831 and 1838. No artists named. Images of Brighton 302 See all images of the Chain Pier and read more about its history on the Chain Pier G...Read More
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
BPC00087 A detailed view of part of this image is available at BPC00481 Aquatint engraving published by W H Mason, 81 King’s Road, Brighton. From Mason’s 1841 Fashionable Handbook for Visitors to ...Read More
BPC00085 Aquatint by Charles Hunt after C B Campion. Published by W H Mason, Ship Street, Brighton, 1 September 1838. Included in Mason’s Illustrations of Brighton, 1838, plate 2. The original wate...Read More
BPC00076 An aquatint drawn and engraved by John Bruce, 3 Somerset Place, Brighton. The storm of 1833 was the first to cause substantial damage to the pier. There had been two previous storms, in 1824 ...Read More
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
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
BPC00068 Copperplate aquatint engraving by and after John Bruce, and published in his History of Brighton and Stranger’s Guide 1827. This image shows the first rebuilding of the toll booth, but pre...Read More
BPC00066 There is a close-up view available of this image which makes the text legible: click here to view the detail Aquatint, drawn, engraved and published by the Brighton artist John Bruce, 8 Middl...Read More