Pavilion Princes Street, opposite Hanover Street : Now open, for a limited period, Marshalls' original panorama of the grand coronation procession & banquet of George IV.
Marshall,Painter.
Maidment, James,1793-1879,former owner.StEdNL: L.C.1268(140)
[Edinburgh? : s.n.,
1821?]
An advertisement for  a "Peristrephic Panorama" of the coronation of Geoge IV. The Marshall brothers were pioneers of the moving panorama - or "Grand Historical Peristrephic Panorama" - achieving great commercial success in several British cities. Their panorama of the coronation, consisting of a canvas sheet wound between two large rollers, portrayed about 10,000 figures of the coronation procession.
A description of the panorama can be found at 3.2778(7) and NG.1589.d.11(9)
Bound in a volume carrying the inscription 'This collection is understood to have been formed by the late James Maidment and it has been added to by me. John A. Fairley' on first fly-leaf.
George IV, King of Great Britain, 1762-1830