Regency pavilion posters & prints

Wallpaper Robert Jones

Brighton: The Old Pavilion and Steyne engraved by Charles Richards English School

Brighton Royal Pavilion, 19th century English School

Pavilion House with Sunflowers; Le Pavillon aux Tournesols Henri Eugene Augustin Le Sidaner

Pavilion in the English garden, 1795 Jean François Thomas de Thomon

Regency Brighton, Houses in Russell Square Charles Knight

Dome and Pavilion Gardens, Brighton Anonymous

French panelled room, Wallace Collection, London Edwin Foley

The Improved Entrance to Scotland Yard, 1824 T. Chawner

A lady in a pavilion at night Unknown

Pavilion with the Cascade, 1760. Hubert Robert

View of Regent Street, 1825 English School

View of Whitehall Yard, 1828 T. Chawner

Covent Garden Market, c.1795-1810 Thomas Rowlandson

Central Pavilion of the Renwick Gallery Anonymous

The Proposed Triumphal Arch from Portland Place to Regent's Park, 1820 John Martin

The centre of Cumberland Terrace, Regents Park, London W Wallis

Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park, London J Tingle

The Pavilion in the Public Gardens Buxton 1871 Anonymous

Ulster Terrace, Regent's Park, London J Henshall

Quadrant, Regent Street, London J Woods

Regent Street, London Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

The Queen's Pavilion, At Aldershot Anonymous

Portrait of William Davis of Leytonstone Thomas Arrowsmith

Elevation and ground plans of proposed new entrance gateway and lodges Humphry Repton

Kensington Palace John Buckler

Pavilion Hall in Garden Complex Anonymous

Half trellis pavilion with details Reinier Ottens II

Allegory of the Farewell of William III from Amalia van Solms following the transfer of Regency to the States General Theodoor van Thulden

Regency Shop, Market Street, Lewes Charles Knight

Marble pavilion in the Fort Gardens, Lahore, India Anonymous

Double-eaved pavilion and marble terrace, Ming Dynasty School Chinese

Trellis pavilion with niche Reinier Ottens II

The Old Entrance to Scotland Yard, 1824 T. Chawner

William Blair, c.1814 Henry Raeburn

Salon, in The Danish Pavilion, for The Paris Exhibition of 1925 Anonymous