Kensington Palace Gate. Noel House Kensington Road.

Whitehall towards the Holbein gate of Whitehall Palace.

Wandsworth in 1790.

Southwark. View over the Thames towards Southwark Cathedral with decorative border.

View of Wandsworth from the River Thames.

View of Chelsea and part of Battersea from a position southwest of Wimbledon. After Joseph Farington.

Chelsea Hospital from the Thames. Baugean’s views were transferred to patterns by Wedgewood.

Woolwich. View towards the town with St Mary Magdalene on the right, and the King’s yard and Clockhouse on the left. After Joseph Farington.

Green Park Entrance with a statue of the Duke of Wellington. Now Wellington Arch with a statue of Nike and a quadriga.

Richmond towards Isleworth. After William Westall, RA

Isleworth. Syon House. View from the Thames of the London residence of the Dukes of Northumberland.

Greenwich Hospital after George Chambers.

Kensington Gardens. View of the Westbourne River outfall and the fountains.

Lambeth Palace. Palace of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Chelsea Royal Hospital. 11 sketches of Chelsea Pensioners in both their ‘undress’ and ‘dress’ uniforms.

Hyde Park Corner. To left, entrance to Hyde Park, Apsley House and Park Lane. To right, St George’s Hospital, Burton’s Constitution Arch and Wyatt’s statue of the Duke of Wellington.

Bird’s eye view over Kensington, Queen’s Gate and Kensington Gore.

Chelsea. St Simon’s Church, Milne Street, Cadogan Terrace.

Richmond. View down the Thames from Richmond Hill. After Joesph Farington.

Greenwich Hospital. The Hall was designed, built and completed in 1703 by Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The ceiling of this hall was remarkably painted in 1708 by James Thornhill. The hall was a dining area for recovering patients at the hospital, and had an adjoining smoking room for the pensioners.

Westminster. View of the Abbey, St Margaret’s and Thames shore from Lambeth.

Wandsworth. View from Sir Gerard Van Neck’s estate on the Putney riverside looking west.

Chelsea. Lots Road Power Station at night. After the Nocturnes series by Luther Hooper.

Richmond. View looking from the Bridge. After William Westall, RA.

Vauxhall. ‘Surrey’ Zoological Pleasure Gardens. View of the aviary and band stand.

Richmond. View on the Thames of the town and bridge, After Joesph Farington.

Chelsea Physic Garden with a statue of Sir Hans Sloane in the centre.

Horseguards from St. James’s Park. Showing Carlton House Terrace, the Duke of York’s column, the Admiralty Telegraph and shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral in the distance.

Vauxhall. ‘Surrey’ Zoological Pleasure Gardens. View of the band stand and part of the conservatory, the largest in England at this time.

Chelsea from Battersea Church Yard.

Horse Guards {Whitehall Prospect). View from St James’s park of Horse Guards (not as completed) with Whitehall the other side of the building.,

Blackheath. Aerial view of Morden College, founded in 1695 by the philanthropist John Morden.

Richmond. View up the Thames from Richmond Hill. After Joseph Farington.

Cheyne Walk. Double panorama on the Thames riverfront with Old Ferry Wharf, and Chelsea Old Church.

Lupus Street, Pimlico. The Gun Tavern in 1820.

St James’s and Westminster. View from the village of Charing. Based on a view by Wenceslaus Hollar, with key.

Richmond Hill from Petersham. After William Westall, RA.

Green Park. Fireworks display designed by Giovanni Servandoni in 1749 to celebrate the Treaty of Aix-le-Chapelle.

Panoramic view of Westminster Abbey and Big Ben with St Paul’s on the left distance with the Queen’s Carriage, Guard and entourage arriving.

Chelsea Arts Club Bal des Quat’z’Arts. Royal Albert Hall. By the Australian WWI artist Fred Leist.

Hyde Park in 1851 with Crystal Palace in the background.

Greenwich Hospital. View from the Thames of the Royal Hospital for Seamen built in 1692.

Chiswick: View of St Nicholas and Chiswick Mall from the Thames.

Panorama from Greenwich. View over the Royal Naval Hospital and the Thames looking towards the City and St Paul’s Cathedral.

St James’s. View of the Spring Gardens at the World’s end (end of the Mall).

Lambeth Palace. Palace of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Isleworth from Richmond Gardens.

Chelsea. Old Church Street. View of the Black Lion (The Chelsea Pig).

Hyde Park. Showing Park Lane, Grosvenor House and one of Decimus Burton’s white Grecian lodges at Grosvenor Gate.

Westminster Bridge as recorded in 1745.

Richmond. View towards Richmond Bridge. After William Westall, RA.

Looking west over the Thames showing Chelsea, South Kensington, Knightsbridge, Pimlico, Battersea and Vauxhall. With key below.

Chelsea Royal Hospital from the Thames with Ranelagh House.

Wimbledon. Ladies playing croquet. “All England Croquet Tournament”.

Fulham Palace. Views of the South east front, chapel, and inner courtyard in 1798.

Cheyne Row. View of Carlyle’s House.

Putney Heath Fire-proof House and Grantham House, Putney Church and Red Lion Inn.

Hyde Park. The Serpentine from the bridge.

Twickenham. Radnor Gardens. With a view of the now demolished Radnor House.

Marlborough House, St.James’s Park. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren for the Duchess of Marlborough and completed in 1711, it is now owned by the Crown.

View from Lambeth of Lambeth Palace and Westminster Bridge. After Joesph Farington.

Chelsea Manor Street. View of the Old Chelsea Manor House

Lambeth Gasworks. Interior scene from the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

Horseguards from St. James’s Park. Showing Carlton House Terrace, the Duke of York’s column, the Admiralty Telegraph and faint shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral in the distance.

St James’s Park Parade. Prospect of the Treasury and Horseguards with the King George II’s carriage en route to the House of Lords.

Greenwich from Deptford Yard. After Joseph Farington.

Richmond. View of Richmond Hill from Twickenham. After Joesph Farington.

St. James’s. Bird’s eye view over St. James’s Palace and Pall Mall looking East to the City.

Westminister from Waterloo Bridge. View of Shot Tower, the Red Lion Brewery, Westminster Bridge, St John’s and Westminster Abbey and Hall.

View of Chelsea and part of Battersea from East Wandsworth. After Joseph Farington.

South Kensington. Royal Horticultural Society Gardens Sculpture Exhibition (Science Museum and Imperial College).

South Kensington. Bird’s eye view from Brompton Oratory to Exhibition Road.

Sheen House Club. Croquet competition

Pickle Herring Street. View on the busy thoroughfare which ran between what is now City Hall and Tower Bridge.

Chelsea College. Bird’s-eye view towards the Thames of the house and grounds established in 1682 by Charles II.

Albert Memorial. Opened in 1872, the statue of Prince Albert was not put in situ until 1875.

St. James’s Park. View of the bridge and pagoda erected for the Grand Jubilee.

Putney. Views of Putney Bridge, Richmond Road, Windsor Street, High Street, The Bells, Bridge House, Toll House and Barnes bank.

Chelsea Barracks. Panorama of the front facade of the then newly built Chelsea Barracks.

View of Westminster Abbey and old Westminster Bridge from Lambeth Palace.

Westminster from the roof of Whitehall in 1807.

Chelsea: Ranelagh Gardens. Interior view of the Rotunda during a breakfast party.

Wimbledon Lodge. View of de Visme house on Murray Road.

View of Chelsea from Battersea Churchyard.

Chelsea. Old Church Street. View of All Saints Church in 1860.

Richmond from Richmond Hill

Fulham Church. View of the church and Bishop’s Park from across the Thames.

Putney Bridge. View towards the bridge with St Mary’s on the right and All Saints on the left. After Joesph Farington.

Westminster. Bird’s-eye view from the East. After the architectural artist Henry William Brewer

Richmond Palace. View on what is now Cholmondeley Walk between Old Palace Lane and Friars Lane.

Greenwich Hill towards the Royal Hospital and the Thames.

Richmond Hill. View overlooking the Thames. After William Westall, RA.

Sunday in London. Afternoon boxing in the Ring at ‘Surrey Chapel’ Blackfriars Road. After Grace Golden.

Greenwich. View over the observatory and down the Thames. After Joseph Farington.