Soane office: C.J. Richardson, LONDON: No. 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields, View of the Model Room on the second floor of No. 13 looking SE, Preparatory watercolour for Pl. XXXVIII of the 1835 Description, Insc: Plate 39 & 38 (in Soane's hand), w /m : Weatherley 1831.

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60/2/3

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Soane office: C.J. Richardson, LONDON: No. 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields, View of the Model Room on the second floor of No. 13 looking SE, Preparatory watercolour for Pl. XXXVIII of the 1835 Description, Insc: Plate 39 & 38 (in Soane's hand), w /m : Weatherley 1831.

Inscribed

Plate 39 & 38 (in Soane’s hand)

Hand

Charles James Richardson (1806 - 1871)
Pupil February 1824 - January 1827.

Watermark

Weatherley 1831

Notes

Drawer 60, set 2: Watercolour sketches by C.J. Richardson made in preparation for the 1835 Description of the Residence. Beneath this drawing is a sheet Insc: Senate House/Rome/1779/Plate 35 (this drawing has been stuck down)

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