This watercolour is a rough sketch for a later painting (FA100626) of the Dome when in use for wounded Indian soldiers, 1915-16. An interior view of the Brighton Pavilion Dome. The walls of the Dome are decorated with exotic designs, and a large chandelier hangs down into the centre of the room. The floor is filled with rows of metal framed hospital beds covered with white sheets. Many of the beds are occupied with soldiers resting; other soldiers sit by their beds dressed in blue uniform.
The Dome Theatre, Brighton in use as a hospital for Indian wounded soldiers, 1915-1916
Creator (of Artwork / Object):
Douglas Fox Pitt
Date Created (of Object / Artwork):
1919
Description (Object or Artwork):
This watercolour is a rough sketch for a later painting (FA100626) of the Dome when in use for wounded Indian soldiers, 1915-16. An interior view of the Brighton Pavilion Dome. The walls of the Dome are decorated with exotic designs, and a large chandelier hangs down into the centre of the room. The floor is filled with rows of metal framed hospital beds covered with white sheets. Many of the beds are occupied with soldiers resting; other soldiers sit by their beds dressed in blue uniform.
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