A 360-degree panoramic reconstruction image of the interior of the Banqueting House, Whitehall. Designed by Inigo Jones and completed in 1622, the Banqueting House is the only remaining component of the original Royal Palace of Whitehall. It is one of England's earliest expressions of the Palladian architectural style. This rendering was developed as part of a conservation project to compare the ceiling's existing and historical colour schemes.
Panorama Controls
Please allow a few moments for the panorama to load. Click and drag over the image with your mouse, or use your keyboard arrow keys to rotate the scene. Use your mouse wheel or + - keys to zoom in and out. Click on the full-screen button for the best viewing experience on desktop computers. Full-screen mode is not supported on iOS devices.More about this project: https://bobmarshall.co.uk/image/13/The-Banqueting-House
About the images in my portfolio
You may notice subtle shapes and patterns in some of the images in my online portfolio, affecting their visual quality. I am experimenting with free tools developed by researchers at the University of Chicago to help artists protect their work from unauthorised AI training. It subtly alters images in ways that are almost invisible to people but can confuse AI models, making it much harder for them to learn and reproduce an artist's distinctive style.
Commissioned Work
Artist:
Bob Marshall. 2017
Project consultants:
Jane Spooner
Client:
Historic Royal Palaces
Image rights owner:
© Historic Royal Palaces
Please seek the permission of the owner to use or display this image elsewhere.
My 3D models cannot be shared or licensed for other use due to contractual agreements with my clients and, in some cases, other stakeholders. More information can be found on my Licensing information page.
