Category: Lithograph
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
Parsonage House near Brighton
BPC00445 Lithograph by C F Bragge after the architect H E Kendall, c1834. This print must have been Kendall’s proposal for the Rev Henry Wagner’s new vicarage on Montpelier Road. The actual buildi... Read More
The Triumphal Arch (Designed by Mr. John Fabian) erected in honour of the arrival of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, in Brighton, Octr 4th 1837
BPC00440 There is a close-up available of this image. Click here to view the detail Lithograph, drawn on stone by C Burton after Edward Fox and published by E Burn, 23 North Street, Brighton. The orig... Read More
The Theatre in Duke Street, 1804
BPC00403 Lithographic reprint from J G Bishop’s A Peep into the Past: Brighton in the Olden Time (opposite page 51 in the 1892 edition, and page 47 in the 1880 edition) and copied from the original... 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
The Race Stand, Brighton
BPC00332 Steel engraving published by W Burrett, Post Office, Waterloo Street, c1850. This is a small version of the lithograph published after R H Nibbs entitled The Brighton Race Stand, intended to... Read More
Seaford Cliff – as it appeared immediately after the explosion (by voltaic battery) Sept 19th 1850
BPC00343 Sepia lithograph drawn by ‘Miss Nanny’ and printed by Chape & Lefevre, 99 Guildford Street, Russell Square, London. Published for the Proprietor at 80 King’s Road, Brighton (this wo... Read More
To the Rev. H.M. Wagner, Vicar of Brighton, Sussex, this print of the National School is Respectfully Dedicated
BPC00341 Lithograph by Day & Haghe, 17 Gate Street, London. Drawn and published by H Mew, builder and surveyor, Mighell Street, Brighton, November 1831. This Central National School was a rare Bri... Read More