Choose from a stunning and unique collection of photographs of Brighton's iconic Royal Pavilion. The Grade I listed Pavilion was constructed between 1787-1823. It was the vision of architect John Nash, designed for King George IV as a royal seaside retreat. The palace now sees hundreds of thousands of tourists visit each year and opens an ice rink in its gardens each festive season.
Photos also include the Chattri located on the South Downs just outside of Brighton. The Chattri is a beautiful memorial to the Indian Soldiers who died during the 1st World War. A time when the Royal Pavilion was used as a makeshift hospital.
All photos are available to buy as high quality prints or canvases!
To purchase any photo simply click on the photo and then the little shopping basket that appears at the top.
Prints are sold in A-sizes (A4, A3, A2, A1) and printed on Professional Satin Photo Paper 260gsm.
Canvas wraps are printed on a 280gsm matt canvas with fade resistant inks and an 18mm pine box frame.
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