A View from the SW of Richmond Palace published in 1765, entitled: "A View of Richmond Palace fronting the River Thames as built by King Henry VII. From an ancient Drawing in the Possession of the Earl of Cardigan, Sumptibus Societatis Antiquariorum, (
at the expense of the Society of Antiquaries
) London, MDCCLXV". By James Basire, engraver. As it is copied from an
ancient drawing,
(possibly Hollar's) it will therefore depict the state of the structure at an earlier date than 1765. The building at the rear left (on the north-west side of the palace) with the tall pyramidal roof is the Great Kitchen.
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