Invitation? with Aerial View of Regent's Park (1824)

Bird's-eye lithograph of Regent's Park showing curving roads, terraced houses, trees and labelled streets, 1824.

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Invitation? with Aerial View of Regent's Park, 1824, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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A lithographic bird's-eye view shows Regent's Park with curving roads, rows of terraced houses along the streets, and dense trees around the park edges. Labels identify Park Road, New Road, Upper Baker Street and Regent's Park Gate, and a small red mark appears near a building in the upper right. The print is an anonymous British work from 1824.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

1824

Medium

lithograph

Museum

National Gallery of Art

License

CC0