Street scenes

NOTES: This drawing is in a sketchbook compiled by Repton (1798 to circa 1805) while working in the office of John Nash.

NOTES: The church was demolished in 1866, displaced by the Caledonian Railway.

NOTES: The Assembly Rooms were designed by Jeptha Pacey based on earlier designs (1813) by William Atkinson.

NOTES: This view of Portland Place appears to have been made in 1934, the year that the RIBA's new headquarters at 66 Portland Place were opened.

NOTES: From a series of sketches including caricatures and designs for greeting cards in the Fry & Drew papers. Jane Drew and Max Fry were in India in the early 1950s working on the design for Chandigarh.

NOTES: This watercolour fantasy of East Anglia includes numerous landmarks such as the Sell and Willshaw fish shop, Bedford (now demolished) on the left, Newark Castle with its distinctive oriel window, Bury St Edmunds Town Hall, the Market House at Swaffham and various East Anglian inns. In the centre is a portrait of Richardson in Regency costume.

NOTES: This drawing was probably produced by a local draughtsman for Charles Felix Marie Texier for use in his publications and later presented to the RIBA.

NOTES: This drawing was probably produced by a local draughtsman for Charles Felix Marie Texier for use in his publications and later presented to the RIBA.

NOTES: Spiers exhibited a drawing at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in 1868 entitled 'Silk Mercer's Bazaar, Cairo' (no. 853). It is possible that this is the exhibited drawing.