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Reference number

SM volume 69/42

Purpose

[22] Design for eating room

Aspect

Interior perspective

Inscribed

Thos Cartwright Esqre

Signed and dated

  • 05/11/1799
    Aynhoe Novr 5th 1799

Medium and dimensions

Pen and sepia wash on laid paper (230 x 370) in bound volume
Pen and sepia wash on laid paper (230 x 370, image 144 x200)
Pen and sepia wash on laid paper (230 x 370)

Hand

Joseph Michael Gandy (1771-1843)

Watermark

Buttanshaw 1794

Notes

The eating room continutes to receive attention (see drawings [3]and [15] and following drawings [23] and [24]]) with emphasis on the vaulted ceiling and heavily moulded arches.

Level

Drawing

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