Auguste Charles Collection

St. Stephens Walbrook, November 1, 1809. Creators: Thomas Rowlandson
St. Stephens Walbrook, November 1, 1809

The Saloon, Brighton Pavilion, ca. 1826. Creator: Augustus Charles Pugin
The Saloon, Brighton Pavilion, ca. 1826

Horse Armoury, Tower of London, November 1, 1809. November 1, 1809
Horse Armoury, Tower of London, November 1, 1809

The Hall Carlton House (Microcosm of London, plate 15), April 1, 1808. April 1, 1808
The Hall Carlton House (Microcosm of London, plate 15), April 1, 1808

A Birds Eye View of Smithfield Market, Taken from the Bear & Ragged Staff, January 1, 1811

Billingsgate Market, March 1, 1808. March 1, 1808. Creators: Thomas Rowlandson
Billingsgate Market, March 1, 1808

Guildhall, Examination of a Bankrupt before his Creditors (Microcosm of London, plate 41), November 1, 1808

Bartholomew Fair, February 1, 1808. February 1, 1808. Creator: J. Bluck
Bartholomew Fair, February 1, 1808

Drawing from Life at the Royal Academy, Somerset House, January 1, 1808. January 1, 1808
Drawing from Life at the Royal Academy, Somerset House, January 1, 1808

Workhouse, St. Jamess Parish, December 1, 1809. December 1, 1809
Workhouse, St. Jamess Parish, December 1, 1809

A View of London from the Thames, November 1, 1809. November 1, 1809
A View of London from the Thames, November 1, 1809

Greenwich Hospital, The Painted Hall, January 1, 1810. January 1, 1810. Creator: J
Greenwich Hospital, The Painted Hall, January 1, 1810

St. Martins in the Fields, August 1, 1809. August 1, 1809
St. Martins in the Fields, August 1, 1809

St. Margarets Westminster, August 1, 1809. August 1, 1809
St. Margarets Westminster, August 1, 1809

View of the Tower, October 1, 1809. October 1, 1809. Creators: Thomas Rowlandson
View of the Tower, October 1, 1809

Vauxhall Garden, 1809. 1809. Creators: Thomas Rowlandson, J
Vauxhall Garden, 1809

Vauxhall Garden, October 2, 1809. October 2, 1809. Creators: Thomas Rowlandson, J
Vauxhall Garden, October 2, 1809

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Auguste Charles was a prominent artist and illustrator during the early 19th century. Born on November 1, 1809, in St. Stephens Walbrook, he showed immense talent from a young age. Collaborating with renowned artists such as Thomas Rowlandson and Augustus Charles Pugin, Charles left an indelible mark on the art world. One of his notable works is "The Saloon" at Brighton Pavilion, created around 1826. This masterpiece showcases his exceptional attention to detail and mastery of architectural illustrations. Another remarkable piece is "Horse Armoury, " depicting the Tower of London on that same date in 1809; it captures the grandeur and historical significance of this iconic landmark. Charles also contributed to documenting everyday life in London through his artwork. His depiction of "Billingsgate Market" in March 1808 reveals bustling scenes filled with merchants and customers engaged in lively transactions. Similarly, his portrayal of "Bartholomew Fair" in February 1808 provides a glimpse into one of London's most famous annual fairs. In addition to capturing city life, Charles ventured into other subjects like academia and social issues. His drawing titled "Drawing from Life at the Royal Academy" portrays aspiring artists honing their skills at Somerset House in January 1808. Furthermore, he shed light on societal challenges by illustrating places like the St James's Parish Workhouse (December 1st, 1809), emphasizing compassion for those less fortunate. Charles' artistic prowess extended beyond urban landscapes; he also showcased natural beauty through pieces like "A View of London from the Thames. " Created on November 1st, 1809, this work highlights both architectural marvels and serene waterscapes that define England's capital city. His talent was not limited to drawings alone; Charles collaborated with fellow artist J. M. W Turner to create stunning paintings such as "Greenwich Hospital: The Painted Hall.