Indian Style Collection

Brighton Pavilion, Chandelier in the Ballroom, c.1817
BAL2090 Brighton Pavilion, Chandelier in the Ballroom, c.1817; Brighton Pavilion, East Sussex, UK

Holy Woman Herder
Jota de jai

Brighton Royal Pavilion (photo)
XCF274398 Brighton Royal Pavilion (photo) by Nash, John (1752-1835); Royal Pavilion, Brighton, East Sussex, UK; (add.info.: built by John Nash (1752-1835); for George IV; ); English, out of copyright

View of the east front, 1815-23 (photo)
BAL4766 View of the east front, 1815-23 (photo) by Nash, John (1752-1835); Royal Pavilion, Brighton, East Sussex, UK; English, out of copyright

View of the east front, 1815-23 (photo)
BAL4767 View of the east front, 1815-23 (photo) by Nash, John (1752-1835); Royal Pavilion, Brighton, East Sussex, UK; English, out of copyright

View of the exterior, 1815-23 (photo)
BAL4765 View of the exterior, 1815-23 (photo) by Nash, John (1752-1835); Royal Pavilion, Brighton, East Sussex, UK; English, out of copyright

Le Madras Jaune, from a Collection of Fashion Plates, 1920 (pochoir print)
3437480 Le Madras Jaune, from a Collection of Fashion Plates, 1920 (pochoir print) by Martin, Charles (1848-1934); Private Collection; (add.info)

Sezincot
LLM457597 Sezincot by Lydon, Alexander Francis (1836-1917); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sezincot. Illustration for Pictureque Views of Seats by F O Morris (William Mackenzie)

Temple, Fountain and Cave in Sezincote Park, 1819 (oil on canvas)
XYC265048 Temple, Fountain and Cave in Sezincote Park, 1819 (oil on canvas) by Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840); 101.4x127 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection

View of the exterior of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, East Sussex, UK. Artist - Nash, John (1752-1835) ?TopFoto

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"Captivated by Indian Style: A Journey through Brighton's Royal Pavilion" Step into a world where East meets West, as the Brighton Pavilion unveils its mesmerizing Indian style. Inspired by the exotic allure of India, this architectural marvel stands proudly in the heart of Brighton, England. Immerse yourself in the opulence and grandeur of this magnificent palace. The iconic Brighton Royal Pavilion, with its domes and minarets reminiscent of an Indian palace, is a true testament to King George IV's fascination with all things Eastern. As you wander through its halls adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant colors, it feels like stepping into another era. The view of the east front from 1815-23 captures the essence of this unique fusion between British architecture and Indian design elements. The exterior view from that same period showcases the pavilion's striking silhouette against a backdrop of lush gardens, and is here that one can truly appreciate how seamlessly Indian influences blend with English landscapes. Le Madras Jaune takes us on a fashion journey back to 1920 when Indian-inspired clothing captivated Western society. This pochoir print depicts vibrant patterns and flowing fabrics that reflect India's rich textile heritage. Venturing beyond Brighton lies Sezincot - another hidden gem embracing Indian style. Its temple, fountain, and cave nestled within Sezincot Park transport visitors to an enchanting oasis far away from England's shores. An oil painting from 1819 immortalizes this picturesque scene for generations to come. The artist Nash skillfully captures the exterior beauty of the Royal Pavilion in his artwork - showcasing its intricate details while paying homage to its Indo-Saracenic architecture. Intriguingly blending cultures and styles, "Indian Style" at Brighton's Royal Pavilion invites you on a captivating journey through time and space. Discover how these cultural exchanges have shaped artistry, fashion trends, and architectural wonders throughout history – a testament to the enduring allure of Indian style.