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  • image SM 54/2/22

Reference number

SM 54/2/22

Purpose

[83] Design for various iron window frames, Holy Trinity Church, Marylebone, London, August 1824

Aspect

Elevation of a series of different window frame designs of various proportion, with two being arch headed (nos 1, 5), one square (no. 2), two rectangular with arched fan heads (nos 3, 9), one square with an arched fan head (no. 8), one rectangular (no. 4), and two segmental headed (nos 6, 7)

Scale

bar scale of 1 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

Design for Iron Window Frames for a Church intended to / have been built in the Parish of St. Marylebone. (but not executed) / Windows under Galleries / Body of Church. (No 3.) / Casement / Windows of Vault. / No. 5. / Casement / Window over Altar. / No. 7 / Window under Portico. / No9. / Windows in Metopes (No.2) / Window under Gallery / between Columns / No. 4 / Casement / East Window of Nave / No 6 / Casement / Window of Belfry. / No. 8 / Windows of Nave. (No. 1) / Casement / No.. 26. / Iron Window Frames to (r)eceive Lead Lights / (See Specification).

Signed and dated

  • August 1824
    Lincolns Inn Fields. / August 1824

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, pen and coloured wash on cerulean blue, and pricked for transfer on wove paper (721 x 520)

Hand

Probably Stephen Burchell (1806 - c.1843), draughtsman
Recorded in the Office Day Book for 18 (both Burchell and Richardson) and 19 August 1824 (Burchell alone) as working on the drawings for the iron frames on the window
Probably Richardson, Charles James (1806--1871), draughtsman
Recorded in the Office Day Book for 18 (both Burchell and Richardson) and 19 August 1824 (Burchell alone) as working on the drawings for the iron frames on the window

Watermark

SMITH&ALLNUTT / 1820

Literature

Carr, 1976, vol. II, p. 399-400; vol. III, p. 865 fig. 217

Level

Drawing

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