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The Music Room, Brighton Pavilion
Augustus Charles Pugin, 1826
A preparatory drawing for one of the 1826 'Views of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton' published by John Nash. Shows the ornate Music Room designed by Frederick Crace for the Prince Regent. The figures are drawn from life by John Stephanoff and several can be identified.
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Title of artwork, date
The Music Room, Brighton Pavilion, 1826
Date supported
1985
Medium and material
Pencil heightened with wash
Dimensions
26 x 34 cm
Grant
650
Total cost
2600
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