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Reference number

SM volume 41/79 verso

Purpose

[14] Record copy of variant design for a chapel, Ground floor plan and elevation, 7 July 1786

Aspect

Ground floor plan and elevation of Entrance Front of the Building proposed for the / Chaplain & Stewart (sic)

Scale

bar scale of 1/24 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, Thos Giffard Esqr / The Design for the Chapel at Chillington and labelled Chapel, Sacristy, Chaplain's / Study, The Stewards / Parlor, Washouse, Stewards Kitchen and dimensions given

Signed and dated

  • 7 July 1786
    Margt S: July 7th 1786

Medium and dimensions

Pen, pencil, pricked for transfer on laid paper (lower half of leaf measuring 364 x 244) bound into 'Precedents in Architecture' SM volume 41

Hand

Pupil 1786-91 John McDonnell, draughtsman
John McDonnell (1770- , pupil 18 March 1786-91)

Watermark

T French

Level

Drawing

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