This lithograph is after a first edition copperplate engraving by P Canot after James Lambert. The first edition was published by Lambert in Lewes and Robert Sayer in London, 1765 and was the earliest engraved view of the town.
The two windmills to the left are on the East Cliff. James Lambert, the artist can be seen below, painting the view. To their immediate right and fronting the sea is Dr Russell's House and next to that is Woodgate’s Library, with colonnade of arches on the facade. The path on the far right leads up to St. Nicholas church.
Lambert's Correct View of Brighthelmston, James Lambert - Framed Antique Print
Image Numbers: 1291
Title: A Perspective View of Brighthelmston and of the Sea as far as the Isle of Wight
Date: 1817
Artist: James Lambert
Lithographer: Arthur Wallis, 5, Bartholomew's, Brighton
Medium: Lithograph
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