A Correct Representation of Her Majesty Queen Caroline Returning from the House of Lords, 1820
after 1820
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, 1812–1852
Design for Inkstand for Westminster No. 1, End Elevation
undated
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, 1812–1852
Design for Branch for the Speaker's Chair
undated
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, 1812–1852
Design for a Wreath of Oak and Acorn, possibly related to Designs for the Speaker's Chair
undated
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Sir Charles Barry, 1795–1860
Perspective View: the New Houses of Parliament
ca. 1840-1849
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Print made by James T. Willmore, 1800–1863
Destruction of Both Houses of Parliament
1835
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Print made by James T. Willmore, 1800–1863
Destruction of Both Houses of Parliament
1835
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Print made by Thomas Shotter Boys, 1803–1874
Westminster Abbey, Hospital &c
1842
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Print made by William Deeble, active 1814–1849
The King's Entrance to the House of Lords, From Poets Corner
1829
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Charles James Richardson, 1806–1871
Center Flower, and Cornice, Ceiling of Front Parlour, No. 3 Old Palace Yard
1871
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Print made by unknown artist
Destruction of the Houses of Parliament, Oct 16th, 1834, as Seen from Henry VIIth's Chapel
undated
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Print made by unknown artist
Chance. The London Firemen's Dog
1834
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Print made by R.C. Roffe, active in London 1806–1835
A View of the Range of Building Adjoining Westminster Hall, and Fronting the River Thames; Including a Space of 750 Feet
1827
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Print made by R.C. Roffe, active in London 1806–1835
Perspective View of the North & East Fronts of the Buildings Connected with the Houses of Parliament and Courts of Law &c. &c., and Showing the Alterations Suggested by Colonel Trench
1827
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Print made by T. Kearnan, active 1821–1850
New Houses of Parliament, View of the Adopted Design as the Building Would Appear from the Surrey End of Westminster Bridge