#joseph nash

[periodinteriors]

Joseph Nash, Queen Victoria's Christmas Tree, Windsor Castle, 1845, pencil, watercolor, and bodycolor.

[jareckiworld]

Joseph Nash (1808-1878) — The Crystal Palace in Hyde Park, London [drawing and hand coloured lithograph, 1851]

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[antoniettabrandeisova]

Prince Albert’s closing address at the Great Exhibition, 15 October 1851, c. 1852. Joseph Nash

[notmanthelessbutnaturemore]

Well, loyal #ByronicApril followers, since we’ve already looked at a couple of paintings related to Byron’s poetry I thought today we could check out the Lord himself. Instead of the usual “I am a Poetic Icon™️” and “I am a Poetic Icon™️ who has been on a gap year” paintings we’re used to, I thought I’d post some of the other less frequently seen but hella atmospheric ones!

Look at our majestic boy!!

Lord Byron's Oath on the Grave of Marco Botzaris, Ludovico Lipparini (1850)

Byron's visit to San Lazzaro, Ivan Aivazovsky (1899)

Lord Byron Reception At Missolonghi, Theodore Vryzakis (1861)

George Gordon 6th Lord Byron (with Robert Rushton) (1810), George Sanders

Byron as Don Juan with Haidee, Alexandre Marie Colin

Lord Byron’s ‘Dream’ (1827), Sir Charles Lock Eastlake

Byron’s Room in the Palazzo Mocenigo in Venice (1840s), Joseph Nash (after John Scarlett Davis)

[huariqueje]

The Queen's Christmas Tree, Windsor Castle   -    Joseph Nash, 1845.

British, 1809-1878

Watercolour and bodycolour , 29.6 x 35.4 cm

[arinewman7]

Courtyard Scene by Joseph Nash Circa 1835 Watercolor 20" x 15 1/2

[humanoidhistory]

The Queen’s Christmas Tree, Windsor Castle, 1845, painted by Joseph Nash. 

(Royal Collection)