Category: Aquatint engraving
Detail no 3 of Bird’s eye View of Brighton, From the New Church, at the Entrance of the Town. Including the Marine Palace of Her Majesty Victoria the First’
BPC00446 Detail of BPC00449. There is a close-up available for this image: click here to see the detail This view shows the western side of BPC00449, on the immediate right-hand side, the terrace of h... Read More
This print of The Viaduct, in commemoration of the opening throughout of the Brighton & London Railway, Sept 21st 1841
BPC00443 Aquatint after George Earp Junior, published 21 September 1841 by W H Mason, Repository of Arts, 81 King’s Road, Brighton. Mason adds the technical details: ‘37 Arches 30 feet span 100 fe... Read More
The Town Hall, Brighton
BPC00437 Aquatint, drawn, engraved and published by Edward Fox c1830. The original pencil sketch is in Brighton Museum. The Town Hall was opened in 1830, built from the Greek Revival design of Thomas ... Read More
The Temple, seat of T.R. Kemp Esq.
BPC00402 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Aquatint, no artist or publication details known. Illustrated in The Victorian Development of the Clifton, Montpelier and Pow... Read More
St Peter’s Church, Brighton
BPC00370 Aquatint engraving after J Georges, published by William Leppard, East Street, Brighton c1840. This example is a letterheading and has the watermark J. Whatman 1841. Images of Brighton 726 Vi... Read More
St. Peter’s Church, Brighton
BPC00369 Aquatint engraving by Charles Hunt after George Earp Junior. Published by W H Mason, 81 King’s Road, Brighton, 20 November 1840. On the right side is Richmond Place, running into Waterloo P... Read More
Brighton New Church
BPC00368 Aquatint engraving by and after J Bruce and published in his History of Brighton, 1831. The paper is watermarked Whatman 1832. We are viewing the church from St George’s Place and on the r... Read More
Brighton New Church, dedicated to St. Peter
BPC00364 Aquatint engraving by M U Sears of London and published in C & R Sickelmore’s Descriptive Views of Brighton, c1830. The view is looking down Richmond Place towards Grand Parade. The bu... Read More