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Reference number

SM volume 86/3

Purpose

[17] Topographical drawing by Joseph Michael Gandy, 27 October 1824

Aspect

View from east, from the main road, showing a small rectangular lodge in the foreground

Signed and dated

  • 27 October 1824
    27/10/24

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, pen, coloured washes including olive green, raw umber and Payne's grey on wove paper (115 x 185)

Hand

Attributed to Gandy, Joseph Michael (1771--1843), draughtsman
Attributed to Joseph Michael Gandy (1771-1843, assistant 1798-1801, and occasional perspectivist thereafter)

Watermark

M and [18]21 (sheet trimmed)

Level

Drawing

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