The Gothic Dining Room at Carlton House from Pyne's 'Royal Residences' engraved by Thomas Sutherland (b.c.1785), published in 1819

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"The Gothic Dining Room at Carlton House from Pyne's 'Royal Residences'" is an engraving by Thomas Sutherland, based on a work by Charles Wild, and was published in 1819 as part of a larger collection showcasing the opulence of British royal palaces. The engraving depicts the interior of the Gothic Dining Room at Carlton House, which was the London residence of the Prince Regent, later King George IV, during a period when the British monarchy was particularly noted for its patronage of the arts and architecture.

The Gothic Dining Room, as captured by Wild and engraved by Sutherland, is an exemplar of the Gothic Revival style that gained popularity in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This style was characterized by its medieval-inspired motifs, pointed arches, and intricate ornamentation, which were seen as romantically alluring and suitably regal. Carlton House, situated in the heart of London, served as a canvas for the Prince Regent's extravagant tastes and his desire to establish a cultural legacy.

The engraving is part of the "Royal Residences" series, which was commissioned by the Prince Regent and published by William Henry Pyne. The series aimed to document and celebrate the grandeur of the royal estates, and it included detailed illustrations of rooms, furniture, and decorations, accompanied by descriptive text. Pyne's work was an important record of regency style and taste, as well as a reflection of the period's social and cultural values.

Thomas Sutherland, a skilled engraver of the time, was responsible for translating Wild's original artwork into the detailed engravings that would be accessible to the public and serve as a historical record of the royal residence's interior design. The Gothic Dining Room at Carlton House, with its lavish attention to detail and historical significance, remains an important work for those studying the history of British interior design, the Gothic Revival movement, and the cultural aspirations of the British monarchy during the Regency era.

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