Charles Wild, The Chapel, Hampton Court Palace, 1819, watercolor.

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Charles Wild, The Chapel, Hampton Court Palace, 1819, watercolor.
Queen Caroline's Drawing Room at Kensington Palace by Charles Wild, 1816.
Title: The Circular Drawing Room at Carlton House, London Artist: Charles Wild (English, 1781-1835) Date: 1819 Genre: interior Period: Regency Medium: Brush and watercolor, gouache on white wove paper Dimensions: 46.1 cm (18.1 in) high x 38.1 cm (15 in) wide Location: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York City
A view of the Japan Room at Frogmore House (1819) by Charles Wild. Royal Collection.
Frogmore House, Japan Room. 1819.
Charles Wild (English, 1781-1835)
photo : royal collection website
Charles Wild’s paintings of Carlton House
“Charles Wild (1781–1835) was an English water-colour artist, known as a specialist in architecture”
Carlton House (Selection):
1. A view of the Entrance Hall
2. Vestibule
3. Grand Staircase
4. West Ante Room
5. Crimson Drawing Room
6. Circular Room
7. Throne Room
8. Ante Chamber Room
9. Rose Drawing Room
10. Blue Velvet Closet
Windsor Castle: The King's Cabinet, aquatint engraving, taken from W.H. Pyne’s 1819 work “The History of the Royal Residences.” William James Bennett, engraver, after Charles Wild's 1816 watercolor.
Charles Wild, Carlton House: The Throne Room, c. 1818, watercolor.