Soane office, LONDON: Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, Whitehall & Downing Street, Designs for the improvement of Downing Street, some incorporating a triumphal arch: (15-24) Perspectives, 1825

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Drawing. SM 49/5/24. ©Sir John Soane's Museum, London. Photo: Ardon Bar-Hama

Drawing. SM 49/5/24 verso. ©Sir John Soane's Museum, London. Photo: Ardon Bar-Hama

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49/5/24

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Soane office, LONDON: Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, Whitehall & Downing Street, Designs for the improvement of Downing Street, some incorporating a triumphal arch: (15-24) Perspectives, 1825

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Perspectives

Signed and dated

1825

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Drawing

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