Music Room of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Soffit decoration. Oil colours and gold leaf on plaster and wood. Re-creation of the original, destroyed by fire ↓
Details of a hand-painted wallpaper for Queen Victoria’s Bedroom at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton – a copy of the original Chinese wallpaper from this room, which was removed c.1848. (Note: the original Chinese wallpaper has since been conserved was re-hung in the room in 2020, replacing this reproduction paper.) ↓
Another Royal Pavilion hand-painted wallpaper, based on part-sets and fragments of original Chinese papers in the Pavilion archives. King William IV Room ↓
A series of chinoiserie pastiches based on works by Boucher, Leighton and others, early 18thC Chinese export paintings ↓
Two paintings in Chinese export style for the Royal Pavilion’s Yellow Bow Rooms ↓
Yellow Bow Room with original Chinese export paintings, and three of the reproductions, in situ ↓
Dido and Aeneas mural for an Adam interior – the Front Parlour at Home House in London – to replace a lost 18thC original by Antonio Zucchi ↓
Two details of a continuous wall-mounted frieze decoration, and another landscape after Claude Lorrain ↓
The Nile at Luxor: mural for the Egyptology Gallery, Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro ↓
Still life paintings after van Os, van Huysum & Breughel ↓
After Boucher ↓
Chinoiserie decoration on a polished lacquer ground ↓
Various chimneyboards and trompe l’oeil panels↓
‘Pavilion’ mural in French scenic wallpaper style. Hotel Stanhope, Brussels ↓
After Rex Whistler ↓
Four Mughal-style schemes ↓
Chimneypiece roundel in the Front Parlour of Home House, London; a grisaille trophy; and a mural for the Stafford Hotel, London ↓
Paintings on silk, for cushion covers ↓
Two paintings incorporating representations of scenic wallpapers: the repair of a companion figure, and a paperhanger at work ↓
Museum ↓
Metathalamion ↓
Sky ceiling for a London hotel, a dragon in the Royal Pavilion’s Music Room (a replacement for a lost original), a verdaille roundel for the Pavilion’s Entrance Hall, and a detail from a Music Room soffit ↓
Falconry scene after Delamain, and peregrine falcon. A hunter (after Stubbs) ↓
Farmyard scene after John Herring ↓
Proposal for a grisaille mural; chinoiserie decoration on a gold-leaf ground (note: the black lacquer panels are period), and a trompe l’oeil ‘plantain-leaf’ ceiling (awaiting chandelier) for the Hotel Stanhope, Brussels ↓
Trompe l’oeil drapery; simulated ashlar finish using Keim Granital paint ↓
Interior decoration for a beach-hut, Hove ↓
Finishing touches to a painted imitation of brickwork at Kensington Palace. Copper-leafing a ceiling ↓
Paintings on glass for Royal Pavilion lanterns ↓
Painted cupboards ↓
One of sixteen serpent & sunflower ornaments, repaired and gilded (and the head, in this instance, recarved). For the clerestory level of the Royal Pavilion’s Music Room ↓
Detail of a ceiling decoration ↓
Grisaille decoration around a door ↓
Grisaille vine decoration ↓
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