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Reference number

SM (77) 49/1/17 (78) 49/1/21

Purpose

Designs showing a comparison of three-quarter and whole columns, June 1824 (2)

Aspect

77 Elevation of part of the / Internal Wall, Section thro the Front Wall / shewing one of the ¾ Columns and Section thro the Front Wall / shewing one of the Whole Columns 78 Elevation of part of the Basement

Scale

(77, 78) bar scales of 4/5 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

77 as above, labelled: Paving of Basement Rooms, Pavement, Foundation Landing, Ground Floor Rooms and some dimensions given 78 as above, Board of Trade, labelled: Paving of Floor, Open[in]g of Arch 5'0'', Footing (twice), Yorkshire Landing of Foundation, Paving of Area, Level of the Street Pavement, Plinth, York Landing, Inverted Arch, Pav[in]g of / Area, Floor, Centre of Column and dimensions given

Signed and dated

  • (77) L.I.F. / 23d June 1824 (78) Lincolns Inn Fields / 23d June 1824

Medium and dimensions

(77) Pen, pencil, sepia, brown madder, raw umber, blue and black washes, pricked for transfer on wove paper with one fold mark (653 x 530) (78) pen, sepia, raw umber, pink, grey and black washes, pricked for transfer on wove paper (508 x 625)

Hand

(77, 78) David Mocatta (1806-82, pupil 1821-27)

Level

Drawing

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