[14] Plan with section of lobby (31 August 1807)

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  - London: Charlotte (now Hallam) Street: mausoleum for Sir Francis Bourgeois, 1807 (18)
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Reference number

SM 67/6/4

Purpose

[14] Plan with section of lobby (31 August 1807)

Aspect

Plan and (added) Section of Vestibule

Scale

to a scale of ½ inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, Sir Francis Bourgeois, NB The diameter / of the Columns / is reduced but / the centre from / from / the wall remains / 1: 2¼ as in --- / the first drawing, Walls plain stucco, A A B C E F G , Section of Vestibule and dimensions give| , A A B C E F G H, dimensions given and some calculations

Signed and dated

31/08/1807
Lincolins Inn Fields / Aug^t31 1807

Medium and dimensions

Pen, sepia and pink washes, brown pen, on wove paper (324 x 461)`

Hand

George Bailey (1792-1860) (pupil, assistant August 1806 - January 1837)

Notes

The plan for the burial chamber is as in drawing [9] that is without the three short walls shown on plans [5] and [10]. The lobby is re-shaped and now has two joined apses. Another brown pen addition is the Section of Vestibule.

Level

drawing

Exhibition history

Soane's Favourite Subject: The Story of Dulwich Picture Gallery, Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, 26 May - 30 July 2000

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