Category: Miscellaneous
Brighton and the Chain Pier, taken near Hove
BPC00464 Steel engraving, no artists named, c1840. Showing the seafront architecture of West Brighton, with the Chain Pier in the distance. See all images of the Chain Pier and read more about its his... Read More
Close-up of BPC00461: A Perspective View of Brighthelmstone and of the Sea Coast as far as the Isle of Wight
Hover over image to view Lithograph by Vincent Brooks after James Lambert. Printed by the lithographers Day & Son, published by John Beal, East Street, Brighton and illustrated in The History of B... Read More
Close-up of BPC00463: South View of Brighton in the year 1743
Hover over image to view Transfer litho, 11 Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place, from a drawing by C. Lempriere, and published as the frontispiece to Anthony Relhan’s A Short History of Brighthelmstone... Read More
South View of Brighton in the year 1743
BPC00463 There is a close-up version of this image. Click here to view the detail Transfer litho, 11 Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place, from a drawing by C Lempriere, and published as the frontispiece ... Read More
A Perspective View of Brighthelmstone and of the Sea Coast as far as the Isle of Wight
BPC00461 There is a close-up available of this image: Click here to view the detail Lithograph by Vincent Brooks after James Lambert. Printed by the lithographers Day & Son, published by John Beal... Read More
Close-up of BPC00460: Brighton. A Bird’s-eye View from the Preston Road
Hover over image to view Aquatint engraving by D Havell after Joseph Cordwell. Published by Cordwell from 20 Great East Street, Brighton, August 1819. Following the road into the distance, the large h... Read More
Brighton. A Bird’s-eye View from the Preston Road
BPC00460 There is a close-up view of this image. Click here to view the detail Aquatint engraving by D Havell after Joseph Cordwell. Published by Cordwell from 20 Great East Street, Brighton, August 1... Read More
A View of Brighthelmstone
BPC00462 Copperplate aquatint engraving by Francis Jukes, etched by S Watts and published by Watts, 50 Strand, London, August 1785. Illustrated on page 63 in Images of Brighton, the text reads: ‘Mar... Read More