George IV as a Patron and a Collector.

Giles Waterfield, the Chairman of the Trustees of Charleston is well known for his work on the period and for publications such as Servants in Art.

George IV is well known to us all as a regular visit to Brighton and the builder of the Royal Pavilion. But what shaped George’s taste and what were his interests as a patron?

Local architects at work in the City of Brighton and Hove c1860-1914.

Nick Antram, Co-Editor Pevsner City of Brighton and Hove, Editor of Pevsner for East Sussex.

When working on the Pevsner Guide to the City of Brighton and Hove, Nick became interested in the architects who worked in the City such as Clayton and Black and the Lainsons. Their work played a major role in the layout and look of major parts of the City and brought some of the latest London styles here.