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Posted: 27 Oct 2023

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Royal Pavilion MG 20231026 163305

Royal Pavilion MG 20231026 163305
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, Sussex, taken from the gardens in the rear. Started in 1787 for the Prince Regent, who became king George IV (1811), and later extended (1815).

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 Stephan Fey
Stephan Fey club
Most interesting architecture for Great Britain!
16 months ago.
Andrew Trundlewagon club has replied to Stephan Fey club
Hi Stephan, yes indeed. It was built with an "oriental" indian-arabian theme. The interior is decorated with a lot of Chinese and mock-chinese ornamentation. It was a period when Britain was expanding into Asia and there was intense and rather romanticized interest in anything related to the East.
16 months ago. Edited 16 months ago.
 Jocelyne Villoing
Jocelyne Villoing club
Très élégant, une bonne résidence secondaire entourée de verdure, ça me conviendrait bien ! lol !
Bon WE Andrew.
16 months ago.
Andrew Trundlewagon club has replied to Jocelyne Villoing club
Merci Jocelyne, Oui, une bonne résidence, mais pensez à toutes les tâches ménagères.
16 months ago.
 John FitzGerald
John FitzGerald club
The romanticizing really shows on the inside. I found it overwhelming. In a good way. Not to my taste but a worthwhile experience. This a fine photo of the exterior. IIt does look its best from a distance. When I was tgere long ago I was too captivated by the close-up detail.
16 months ago.
Andrew Trundlewagon club has replied to John FitzGerald club
Hi John,
Thanks. Yes, I agree, I found the interior magnificent but overpowering, not a place I could imagine anyone feeling at home in, but I guess that was never the point. Perhaps a modern equivalent would be one of Trump's follies, Mar-a-Largo or Trump Towers maybe?
16 months ago.

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