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View of the Palace from the Lawn at Kew, Joshua Kirby British, Pen and ink, brush and wash
View of the Palace from the Lawn at Kew
Joshua Kirby
Architect Sir William Chambers
1763
Satire on False Perspective: Frontispiece to "Kirby's Perspective", Luke Sullivan Irish, Etching and engraving; second state of two
Satire on False Perspective: Frontispiece to "Kirby's Perspective"
Engraver Luke Sullivan
After William Hogarth
Author Related author Joshua Kirby
February 1754
Frontispiece to Joshua Kirby's "Perspective of Architecture" (1761), William Woollett British, Etching; second state of two
Frontispiece to Joshua Kirby's "Perspective of Architecture" (1761)
Engraver William Woollett
After William Hogarth
Author Related author Joshua Kirby
July 1760
Plans, Elevations, Sections, and Perspective Views of the Gardens and Buildings at Kew in Surrey,...
Multiple artists/makers
1763
Ethic Amusements...[with] Aesop at Court; or the Labyrinth at Versailles
Multiple artists/makers
1768
View of Ruin from the South, at Kew
Joshua Kirby
Architect Sir William Chambers
1763
View of the Ruin from the North, at Kew
Joshua Kirby
Architect Sir William Chambers
1763
A View of the Palace from the Lawn, in the Royal Gardens at Kew / Veüe du Palais prise de la Plaine, aux Jardins Royals de Kew
After Joshua Kirby
after 1763
A View of the Palace at Kew from the Lawn
After Joshua Kirby
Architect Related architect Sir William Chambers
August 1763

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