Category: Aquatint engraving
Pavilion at Brighton
BPC00269 Aquatint engraving by and after John Bruce. Published by Bruce in his History of Brighton and Stranger’s Guide. 1827. See all images of the Royal Pavilion Estate... Read More
Oriental Garden, now erecting near Bedford Square
BPC00259 No publisher or artists are named. The view is very similar to the central section of BPC00260, Images of Brighton entry 1216, which is engraved by George Hunt. This engraving, however, is ... Read More
Interior of the New Market Place at Brighton
BPC00245 Aquatint, drawn and engraved by John Bruce, and published by him c1830. The market was built in 1830, between Market Street and Black Lion Street. Illustrated in Old Brighton: A Collection of... Read More
Donaldson’s Library in ‘View on the Steine, Brighton’
BPC00236 Aquatint engraving, sky printed in colour, no other colouring. Published by Fenner & Tye, Tunbridge Wells, 1 March 1808. The large building is Donaldson’s Library which stood on the so... Read More
Lancing with the Signal House
BPC00233 Hand coloured aquatint engraving, c1820. No artists mentioned. In 1795 the Admiralty ordered the erection of signal stations all along the Channel coast to maintain a watch against potential ... Read More
The Battery, Brighton
BPC00227 Detail of part of this image is available at BPC00501 Copperplate aquatint engraving by George Hunt after Edward Fox. Published by C & R Sickelmore, 26 King’s Road, Brighton, c1825. Thi... Read More
East View of Brighton from Kemp Town
BPC00216 Aquatint engraving by Dean Wolstenholme Jnr after the Lewes artist Thomas Henwood. Plate presented by T R Kemp, Esq, MP. Published in the Rev Horsfield’s The History, Antiquities and Topogr... Read More
General View of Kemp Town, Now Erecting on the Estate of T.R. Kemp, Esq., M.P. on the East Cliff, Brighton
BPC00212 Aquatint published by C & R Sickelmore, included in their Select Views of Brighton c1827 and Sicklemore’s Descriptive Views of Brighton c1830. Also published in the Monthly Magaz... Read More