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John Nash

(1752-1835), Architect

Sitter associated with 4 portraits
Architect and town-planner; favoured a picturesque combination of freedom and formality in his many country house commissions; laid out Regent's Park, 1811, and Regent Street, 1813; remodelled the Brighton Pavillion, 1814-21, and Buckingham Palace, 1822-30.

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John Nash

by Joseph Anton Couriguer
wax medallion, circa 1820-1825
NPG 2778

John Nash

by Sir Edwin Landseer
pen and ink, circa 1830
NPG 3097(7)

John Nash

by George Cruikshank
etching, published 1824
NPG D3010

'The Great Joss And His Playthings' (King George IV; Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; probably John Nash; possibly Sir Jeffry Wyatville)

by Robert Seymour, published by G. Creed
hand-coloured etching, published circa February 1829
NPG D48727

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