View of the Pantheon and adjoining premises on Oxford Street, Westminster, London Product:Fine art poster The upper half shows exhibits

The upper half shows exhibits from the United States of America and Russia

View of two figures standing near a shop front on Macclesfield Street

with a group of figures

Panoramic view of the City of London and Stepney showing the area icluding the Tower of London with Bermondsey and the River Thames in the foreground

View of the Pantheon and adjoining premises on Oxford Street, Westminster, London Product:Fine art poster The upper half shows exhibitsView of the Pantheon and adjoining premises on Oxford Street, Westminster, London, 1814. Designed by James Wyatt, the Pantheon was a place of public entertainment that opened in 1772. It was destroyed by a fire in 1792 but was rebuilt in 1795, re opening with a masquerade ball. It was converted into a theatre by NW Cundy in 1811 1812, but closed in 1814. The building later served as a bazaar, then as the offices of a wine merchant before being