Queen's_Levee_Room,_St_James's_Palace,_from_Pyne's_Royal_Residences,_1819_-_panteek_pyn102-461.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

The Queen's Levee Room, St James's

Artist

William James Bennett (1787–1844)
Alternative names	W. J. Bennett; William J. Bennett; Bennett
Description	English painter, aquarellist and engraver
Date of birth/death	1787	May 1844
Location of birth/death	London	New York City
Work location	United States of America (1826–); England (–1826)
Authority file	: Q8013431 VIAF : 24873750 ISNI : 0000000066611307 ULAN : 500021675 LCCN : n78047535 GND : 123472954 WorldCat

After

Charles Wild (1781–1835)
Description	English painter, aquarellist and drawer
Date of birth/death	1781	4 August 1835
Location of birth/death	London	London
Authority file	: Q18162706 VIAF : 86142483 ISNI : 0000000066900950 ULAN : 500119661 LCCN : no2012029141 Open Library : OL2389106A WorldCat

Title

The Queen's Levee Room, St James's

Description

English: A view of the Queen's Levee Room at St James's Palace in London

Date

1 August 1816

Medium

aquatint print

Source/Photographer

W.H. Pyne (1819), The History of the Royal Residences , vol. 3: plate 72.
This scan from Panteek, of Spokane WA, from whom a copy of the original print was available. Description page , Image

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