Pavillion Collection (page 4)

Adam and Eve, 1901-10 (oil on canvas)
651502 Adam and Eve, 1901-10 (oil on canvas) by Stahl, Friedrich (1863-1940); 108x111.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Adam and Eve. Friedrich Stahl (1863-1940). Oil on canvas

An architectural design with garden, 1821-1822 (coloured print)
1195480 An architectural design with garden, 1821-1822 (coloured print) by Repton, Humphry (1752-1818) (after); 52.7x36.4 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893 (oil on canvas)
1764728 Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893 (oil on canvas) by Biberstein, Franz (1850-1930); 91.4x37.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago)

The Pavillion, Brighton, Sussex (engraving)
3649167 The Pavillion, Brighton, Sussex (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Pavillion, Brighton, Sussex)

Wellington Gardens, Great Yarmouth (colour photo)
3095320 Wellington Gardens, Great Yarmouth (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wellington Gardens, Great Yarmouth)

British Empire Exhibition, Wembley 1924. Tyrell Collection

Yorkshire v. Worcester at Fartown, Huddersfield. Opening batsmen Len Hutton & Harry Halliday walk out to the crease. 20th May 1953

Kent v Surrey County Championship match at the Rectory Field, Blackheath. Batsmen Jack Hobbs and Andrew Sandham walking out to open the batting for Surrey. 23rd July 1923

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, with cyclist relaxing in the gardens

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, with girl reading in the foreground

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, girl reading in the foreground

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, tourist photographing herself and onion domes

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designeby John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style

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england, east sussex, brighton, the royal pavilion exterior seen from across lilly pond

Korean Friendship Bell, San Pedro, California, United States of America, North America

A Usurper Stoned to Death?, pub. 1672. Creator: Philip Baldaeus (1632-1672)
A Usurper Stoned to Death?, The Rajah of Kandy presides over a punishment: death by stoning of a half buried prisoner; from Beschreibung der Ost-Indischen Kusten Malabar und Coromandel

The Encounter between Arthur and Pellinore, from Stories of the Days of King Arthur by Charles Henry Hanson, pub. 1898 (engraving)

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Cromer Pier in the early evening sun

Queen Victoria Pavillion Roger Fenton English
Queen Victorias Pavillion; Roger Fenton (English, 1819 - 1869); July 1860; Albumen silver print

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"From Cricket Lords to Fine Art: Exploring the World of Pavilions" The Broomfield Park Pavilion Stadium Fine Art in Airdrieonians FC stands as a testament to the rich history of cricket and sportsmanship. Colwyn Bay, Wales boasts a stunning Pier and Pavilion that offers breathtaking views of the coastline, perfect for leisurely strolls or enjoying live events. Step back in time at the A P C M sports pavilion in Northfleet, built in 1936, where echoes of past victories still resonate within its walls. Witnessing County Championship 1967 between Kent and Warwickshire at Crabble Athletic Ground, Dover was an unforgettable experience amidst the grandeur of their pavilion. Princess Baa of Ashanti and her husband graced Ghana's pavilion with regal elegance, showcasing cultural heritage through their presence. Delve into Jain cosmology with a mesmerizing 19th-century map displayed within a pavilion - an enlightening journey through ancient beliefs and celestial realms. Lymington Cricket Week Lady Rosemary Bootle-Wilbraham epitomizes grace and passion for cricket while embracing tradition during this prestigious event held at a charming pavilion setting. The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, England is an architectural marvel captured beautifully in early 19th-century aquatint prints - a symbol of opulence and grandeur by the sea. In 1938, children presented purses to The Duchess of Kent at a picturesque pavilion ceremony - capturing moments filled with joyous innocence and royal connections. Discovering these diverse facets of pavilions takes us on an enchanting journey across time, cultures, art forms, sporting triumphs, and even royalty – each one leaving an indelible mark on our collective memory.