[35] Site and record drawing for villa E as part of its surroundings, July 1800

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Reference number

SM 30/3/1

Purpose

[35] Site and record drawing for villa E as part of its surroundings, July 1800

Aspect

Site plan of Gunnersbury Farm with plan of villa E

Inscribed

as above, labelled So much of the View obstructed by W F Premises, M^rWinters Kew House, M^r Weggs, M^r Way's, Acton, Church, Pagoda, Eling (sic) Church, L^d. Kinnairds, L^d. Offords, _ _ _ _rdhook, Stables, Mr. J.'s Stables over / the other parts of his build^g., (pencil) points of the compass and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

July 1800

Medium and dimensions

Pen, pencil and red pen on laid paper (395 x 316)

Hand

SOANE, Sir John (1754--1837), architect
Soane office

Watermark

Golding & Snelgrove 1799, Britannia holding a lance and scepter within crowned oval

Level

Drawing

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