Gideon Yates

Gideon Yates (1790-1840) was a topographical artist who is best known for his watercolours of Thames bridges and buildings in the Bermondsey and Southwark areas. Eight of his paintings, shown below, appeared in the Mortlake section of Edward Brayley's A Topographical History of Surrey. All are dated 1825.

White Lodge, Richmond Park	Percy Lodge, Seat of Sir Francis Ommanney
Sheen House, Marquess of Ailesbury	Sheen House, South View
The Cedars, Seat of Sir Brooke Watson	Stawell House, then called Kenyon House
East Sheen Lodge, Seat of Archibald Macdonald	The Firs, Hart Davis Esq