[234] Preliminary revised design, Vice Chancellor's Court, c 29 November 1822

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  - London: Palace of Westminster: The New Law Courts, surveys and designs, 1820-32 (507)
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      - Southern Range - Vice Chancellor's Court, Court of Chancery & Lord Chancellor's Room, 1822-29 (82)
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Reference number

SM 53/2/51v

Purpose

[234] Preliminary revised design, Vice Chancellor's Court, c 29 November 1822

Aspect

Detail elevation and section studies of canopy arches, a modillion and balluster with mouldings, associated with the gallery and ceiling of the Vice Chancellor's Court, not as executed

Scale

to a scale

Signed and dated

c 29/11/1822
dated in accordance with SM 53/2/51

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, on wove paper (336 x 525)

Hand

Probably Sir John Soane RA (1753 - 1837), draughtsman

Notes

These details clearly relate to the proposed interior of the Vice Chancellor's Court shown in SM 53/2/51.

Level

Drawing

Digitisation of the Drawings Collection has been made possible through the generosity of the Leon Levy Foundation. This catalogue of Soane’s designs for the New Law Courts was generously funded by The Worshipful Company of Mercers and The Pilgrim Trust.

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