Credit Line: Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection / Topic subjectplace ss: Westminster Abbey / Classification: Prints

George Vertue, 1684–1756, British

The Monument in Westminster Abbey of King Henry V

between 1699-1756

Claude Du Bosc, c.1711–1740

The Monument of King Edward III in Westminster Abbey

undated, ca. 1726-1740

Print made by Charles J. Hullmandel, 1789–1850, British

View of Palace Yard on the day of the Coronation of His Majesty George IV

1821

unknown artist A Plan of Part of the Ancient City of Westminster, from College Street to Whitehall, and from the Thames to St. James's Park, in which are laid down all the New Streets that have been built & other alterations made since the building of Westminster Bridge

unknown artist, eighteenth century

A Plan of Part of the Ancient City of Westminster, from College Street to Whitehall, and from the Thames to St. James's Park, in which are laid down all the New Streets that have been built & other alterations made since the building of Westminster Bridge

printed 1740, drawn ca. 1760

unknown artist, nineteenth century

View of the Coronation Procession of George IV

ca. 1821

Print made by unknown artist, nineteenth century

Part of Westminster

ca. 1850

Print made by John Collins, active ca. 1682

The North Prospect of Westminster Abbey

between 1680 and 1710

Print made by William Henry Toms, ca. 1700–ca. 1750, British

The South-East Prospect of King Henry The VII's Chapel at Westminster

1739

Print made by George Hawkins, active 1795–1810, British

View of the East End of Henry VIIth Chapel as Restored in 1813

1814

Print made by Augustus Charles Pugin, 1762–1832, French

Henry VII Chapel at Westminster Showing Two Renovated Pinacles

undated

Print made by Charles J. Hullmandel, 1789–1850, British

Henry the Seventh's Chapel, North Side

undated

unknown artist

The Inside View of King Henry VII Chappel, in Westminster Abby

unknown artist

A Prospect of the Inside of Westminster, Shewing how the King and Queen with the Nobility and others did sit at Dinner on the Day of the Coronation. Also the manner of tghe Champions performing the Ceremony of Challenge whilst the King & c. were at Dinner

unknown artist

The Inthronization of their Majesties also a View of the West End of the Choir of St. Peters in Westminster, and of the manner of Placing and Seating the Company in that Part of the Choir