[19] Working drawing (copy) for the hall, 26 February 1793

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Reference number

SM 28/5/18

Purpose

[19] Working drawing (copy) for the hall, 26 February 1793

Aspect

Plan with reflected ceiling design and laid-out wall elevations for the Finishings to the Hall (verso) unfinished Copy of details of Ent[ablature] & capital to Pilasters / in the Hall full size

Scale

bar scale of 1/4 inch to one foot

Inscribed

as above and George Smith Esq^r

Signed and dated

26 February 1793
Copy Great Scotland Yard Feb^y 26^th1793

Medium and dimensions

Pen and wash, shaded, on laid paper with one fold mark (561 x 666)

Hand

Soane office

Level

Drawing

Exhibition history

From Son of Slave to Sheriff of Monmouthshire: Nathaniel Wells of Piercefield and St Kitts (1779-1852), Chepstow Museum, 7 May 2003 - January 2004

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