Artist
Richard Phené FRIBA FSA Spiers
Richard Phené FRIBA FSA Spiers is a British Romanticism artist. 7 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Richard Phené painted watercolours of grand old buildings in the 1800s. His brush captured places like Cairo’s Suq al-Nahhasin (1866) and the Great Khan in Damascus (1865–66). He also turned his eye to Hampton Court Palace and the Chateau de Gaillon’s ruins.
Tap into Suq al-Nahhasin, Cairo to step inside his detailed scenes of markets and corridors from another era.
Works by Richard Phené FRIBA FSA Spiers
- Part of the Chateau de Gaillon re-erected in the court of the Palais des Beaux Arts
- Colonnade in the Clock Court of Hampton Court Palace
- Temple of Bacchus, Baalbek
- Karnac - Gt Hall of Columns View across central avenue
Suq al-Nahhasin, Cairo
Interior of Santa Sophia, Constantinople
The Great Khan, Damascus
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