Drawing room at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton
1891
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1891
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
This is a drawing of a fancy room inside the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. It’s done in a mix of Impressionism and Realism, so you get some soft lighting and clear shapes together. John Dibblee Crace worked for British royals and big names like the Marquess of Bath. His family ran the biggest interior design firm in 19th-century Britain. Next time you’re in London, check out more at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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