George Richmond's Theatre Paintings
The Paintings on this page were all produced by George Richmond especially for this site. Some of them were created from images in the book 'Red Plush and Gilt' by Joyce Knowlson, others were created using images from this site as inspiration. Colours for the paintings were gleaned from the site's articles, especially the many build reports from the ERA Newspaper which often described newly built Theatres in great detail. To see the paintings enlarged, and in context, click the images or the Theatre Links below each painting. George has also written many articles, supplied images, and created sketches for many of the Wigan, Llandudno, Leigh, Manchester, Southport, and Ormskirk Theatre pages on this site.
The Alexandra Theatre, Peter Street, Manchester
The Tivoli Theatre, Birmingham
The FollyTheatre, PeterStreet, Manchester
The Gaiety Theatre, Manchester
The Grand Pavilion, Peter Street, Manchester
The Grand Pavilion, Peter Street, Manchester
Her Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen
The Marsden Street Theatre, Manchester
The New Victoria Theatre, Bradford
The Palace Theatre, Manchester
The Queen's Theatre, Bridge Street, Manchester
The Queen's Theatre, Bridge Street, Manchester
The Queen's Theatre, Spring Gardens, Manchester
The St. James Theatre, Manchester
The Theatre Royal, Peter Street, Manchester
The Theatre Royal, Spring Gardens, Manchester
The Tivoli Theatre, Manchester
The Winter Gardens Theatre, Llandudno
The Palladium Theatre, Llandudno
The Palladium Theatre, Llandudno
Liverpool Repertory Theatre / Playhouse
The Borough Theatre, Stratford East
The Metropole Theatre, Camberwell
The third Adelphi Theatre, London
The third Adelphi Theatre, London
The Paintings on this page were all produced by George Richmond especially for this site and are © Copyright George Richmond 2017. The images and their enlargements may not be reproduced anywhere, including online, without the express permission of George Richmond and Matthew Lloyd at www.arthurlloyd.co.uk.
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