Design for a Passageway with Canopy, for Royal Pavilion, Brighton
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| Caption | Perspective view of a narrow corridor, with a doorway at the far end. In the foreground, the wall leading to the area has a pagoda-like canopy over the entrance. On either side of the door is a pair of columns with trellis-work panels between them. Trellis-work panels cover the walls of the corridor and doors. The very elaborate and highly worked designs appear both on the walls and in the carpet. The abstract treatment of the dragon slithering down the edge of the canopy creates an abstract scrolling pattern seen in other designs. Designed for glass passage. Date: 1800s. Record ID: chndm_1948-40-65. |
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| Creator | Frederick Crace, designer, English (1779–1859) |
| Artwork medium | Pen and black and yellow-green ink, brush and watercolor on white wove paper, silhouetted |
| Credit | Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum |
| Terms of use | Public Domain Dedication (CC0 1.0) |
| Search stock images by keyword | Design Passageway Canopy Royal Pavilion Brighton Perspective view narrow corridor doorway far end Frederick Crace |
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