London In The 1820 S

Der Prozess gegen Königin Caroline 1820 von Sir George Hayter (gestorben 1871), der 1912 der National Portrait Gallery in London übergeben wurde. Weitere Informationen finden Sie auf der Website der Quelle. Die Mehr

König und Königin der Sandwich-Inseln und ihre Suite im Covent Garden Theatre [Foto]. [London: s.n., 1824] 1 Blatt: Stich, Hand; 9,1 x 13 cm.

The Duc de Montpensier (King Louis Philippe I of France) visiting the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich. Engraving by Charles H. Fairland after a drawing by William Ranwell, before 1830. Collection of the L Mehr

Illustration of a ball at Almack's Assembly Rooms, King Street, London

Portrait of Queen Kamehamalu (Kamāmalu) attributed to John Hayter, 1824, Hawaii State Archives

Part of series "Views of London." Print made by Charles Heath, published by Hurst, Robinson & Co, after William Westall. View of Regent Street looking north towards All Souls Church, with the Argyll Rooms on the right.

A portrait of Queen Kamāmalu, copied from an 1824 lithograph by John Hayter.There is additional provenance at a copyrighted Antique Associates at West Townsend page, "Queen Kamamalu of Hawaii (1802-1824), Oil On Canvas"

Print made by Robert Isaac Cruikshank, 1789–1856, British; Published by John Fairburn, active 19th century, British, A Favorite Poodle Hatching Poultry!! - or A Present of Feather Breeches from the Sandwich Is Mehr

Na Poki, Prime Minister of the Sandwich Islands (actually Governor of Oahu), and his wife, Liliha. Printed by C. Hullmandel; drawn on stone from the original painting by John Hayter. London 1824

Govenor Boki of Oahu and his Wife Liliha, pastel drawing based on earlier work by John Hayter, c. 1860."In the main Polynesian room of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum at Honolulu, among the spears and the can Mehr

Queen Kamāmalu of the Hawaiian islands. She died only a few weeks after this sketch was made in June 1824, while on a trip to London waiting for an audience with King George III.

King Rheo Rhio and Queen Kamehameha delighted at the performances of Punch. [London : s.n., 1824] 1 print : lithograph, hand col, ; sheet 29 x 37 cm. Probably from: The Lady's Magazine. Rex Nan Kivell Collection.

Na Poki, Prime Minister of the Sandwich Islands, and his wife Liliha [picture] / drawn on stone from the original painting by John Hayter. London : Published by J. Dickinson, Sept. 1824. 1 print : lithograph, Mehr

Creator Julia Swinburne, ca. 1795–1893 Title A Sandwich Islands Group Date June 5, 1824 Medium Watercolor and graphite on medium, smooth, cream wove paper Dimensions Sheet: 7 3/4 × 5 3/8 inches (19.7 × 13. Mehr

Tamehamalu, Queen of the Sandwich Islands, aged 22 years, from a drawing made by the express desire of Her Majesty. [London] : Printed and sold by J. Dawson, [1824]. 1 print : lithograph ; 31 x 21.7 cm. Facsim Mehr

Tamehamalu, Her Majesty the Queen of the Sandwich Islands [picture] / drawn on stone from life by John Hayter. London : Pubd. by J. Dickinson, June 1824. 1 print : lithograph, hand col, ; sheet 32.9 x 25.6 cm.

Engraving of Tamehamalu, Queen of the Sandwich Islands, by R. Cooper. [London : s.n., 182-?]. 1 print : stipple engraving ; 22.2 x 13 cm.

Tamehameha 2d, His Majesty the King of the Sandwich Islands [picture] / drawn on stone from life by John Hayter. London : Pubd. by R. Ackermann, June 1824. 1 print : lithograph, hand col, ; 32.7 x 25.5 cm.

Tasting a sandwich!!! or, a high flavour'd relish, from the copper isles. Hand-coloured etching. Print made by: Isaac Robert Cruikshank biography. Published by: John Fairburn. George IV, discarding his crutch, Mehr

The king and queen of the Sandwich Islands, and suite, at Covent Garden Theatre [picture]. [London : s.n., 1824] 1 print : engraving, hand col. ; 9.1 x 13 cm. Rex Nan Kivell Collection.

The Dress Circle; hand-coloured etching, published ca. late 1820s Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Museum number: S.2613-2009

Imperial Gas Company’s gasworks on the Regent Canal, 1828 Public domain photograph of a historical landmark building in London, British architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Interior view of the Jones & Co bookselling premises in Finsbury Square, London, which were known as "The Temple of the Muses", a quite remarkable establishment begun by James Lackington and sold to Jones & Co. Mehr

At the London Dock in the 1820s, the Customs employed around 250 men and the Excise around 200.

Cartoon of English oyster eaters, 1825