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  • image Image 1 for SM (8) volume 57/16 (9) volume 57/17
  • image Image 2 for SM (8) volume 57/16 (9) volume 57/17
  • image Image 1 for SM (8) volume 57/16 (9) volume 57/17
  • image Image 2 for SM (8) volume 57/16 (9) volume 57/17

Reference number

SM (8) volume 57/16 (9) volume 57/17

Purpose

Record copies of details for chimney-pieces (2)

Aspect

8 Part-plan and part-elevation for Chimney Piece C & D for Nathaniel Rix Esqr with fluted frieze with roundel 9 Part-plan and part-elevation for Chimney piece F for Nathaniel Rix Esqr

Scale

8-9 Moldings at ½ the size

Inscribed

8 as above, depth of the Flutes, B E, Line of Tablet A, Line of block B, Line of Frieze E, Wall Line, Marble and Firestone coving9 as above,

Signed and dated

  • (8) Margaret Street Augt 1786 (9) Margt Street Augt 1786

Medium and dimensions

8-9 Pen and pink wash on laid paper (359 x 264, 357 x 266) mounted in volume 57

Hand

8-9 John McDonnell (1770- ,pupil 18 March 1786-1791)

Watermark

8-9 Taylor

Level

Drawing

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