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Dragon Roundel, Frederick Crace. c1815; Regency

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Digital Media Bank ID:	64166
Original Filename:	bdint000011_d01_300h250w.jpg
Description:	Dragon roundel. Pine, silvered and painted. Branded G R PAVILION on the reverse, the roundel is possibly the one referred to in the 1815 Crace accounts for the Royal Pavilion under ‘Entrance Hall - I large Dragon silvered and painted in proper colours’. It functioned as a ceiling rose.
Categories:	Timeline/ Regency, Timeline/ 1810s, Collections/ Decorative Art, Learning Themes/ Dragons

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Credit:	Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove
Licence:	CC BY-SA
Caption:	Dragon Roundel, Frederick Crace. c1815; Regency

Object or Artwork info

Type (of Object or Artwork):	Dragon Roundel
Title (of Artwork / Object):	Dragon Roundel
Creator (of Artwork / Object):	Frederick Crace
Date Created (of Object / Artwork):	c1815
Description (Object or Artwork):	This is a dragon roundel which was used as a ceiling rose. It is made of pine wood and was created in the Regency period, around 1815.
Subject tags:	Royal Pavilion Dragon
Other Keywords:	Frederick Crace

Media:	Image
Size:	15.01 KB; 250 x 270 pixels; 21 x 23 mm (print at 300 DPI);
Orientation:	Portrait

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Linked Accession no.:	bdint000011