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The East Wing was designed by Edward Blore in the 1840s, under the guidance of Queen Victoria, who wanted to create more space to entertain guests and relax with her expanding family. The design included the central balcony on the Palace’s front façade (made famous at royal weddings and Trooping the Colour), which was originally suggested by Prince Albert.
Pride of place are the four Chinoiserie panels, commissioned by George IV and painted by Robert Jones for the Pavilion. One of these…
