Royal Pavilion Postcard is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of art postcards. This postcard has been created from original artwork by Emily.
Bathed in warm summer sunshine, the Royal Pavilion’s graceful domes and slender towers rise against a clear blue sky on this art postcard.
Gentle clouds drift overhead, while vibrant flecks of pink, yellow and white add a playful sparkle that fills the artwork with light. The Pavilion's intricate cream coloured facade is beautifully illuminated, showcasing the elegant arches and architectural features.
A vibrant border of wildflowers stretches across the foreground, bursting with shades of lavender, pink, white and golden yellow. The fresh greens of the lawn perfectly complement the colourful blooms, creating a joyful setting that celebrates the beauty, elegance and unique character of Brighton's famous Royal Pavilion.
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Royal Pavilion
Standing proudly in the heart of Brighton, the Royal Pavilion is one of Britain's most distinctive and celebrated royal residences. Commissioned by the Prince Regent, who later became King George IV, the palace was designed as an extravagant seaside retreat, combining exotic Indian inspired domes with elegant Chinese influenced interiors.
Completed in the early 19th century, its remarkable architecture set it apart from every other royal palace in the country. Today, the Royal Pavilion
is surrounded by attractive gardens, welcoming visitors from around the world to discover its fascinating history, opulent rooms and unique design. A true symbol of Brighton, it remains one of the South Coast's most admired landmarks.
