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John Nash

(1752-1835), Architect

Regency Portraits Catalogue Entry

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 - NPG 2778

John Nash

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

John Nash, by Sir Edwin Landseer - NPG 3097(7)

John Nash

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

John Nash, by George Cruikshank - NPG D3010

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 - NPG D48727

'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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