The Decorations of the Garden-Pavilion...Grounds of Buckingham Palace
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Title: The Decorations of the Garden-Pavilion...Grounds of Buckingham Palace
Author:
Anna Jameson (British (born Ireland), Dublin 1794–1860 London)
Lithographer:
Ludwig Gruner (German, Dresden 1801–1882 Dresden)
Artist:
After Clarkson Stanfield (British, Sunderland 1793–1867 London)
Artist:
After Thomas Uwins (British, London 1782–1857 Staines)
Artist:
After Charles Robert Leslie (British, London 1794–1859 London)
Artist:
After Sir William Charles Ross (British, 1794–1860 London)
Artist:
After Daniel Maclise (Irish, Cork 1806–1870 London)
Artist:
After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (British, London 1802–1873 London)
Artist:
After William Dyce (British, Aberdeen, Scotland 1806–1864 London)
Artist:
After Sir Charles Lock Eastlake (British, Plymouth 1793–1865 Pisa)
Printer:
Bradbury & Evans
Publisher:
John Murray (London)
Publisher:
Longman and Co.
Date: 1846
Medium: Illustrations: engraving with hand-coloring
Dimensions: 17 1/2 x 14 3/16 x 1 in. (44.5 x 36 x 2.5 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1953
Object Number: 53.629.2
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