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English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design
- Hampton Court Palace

Designs for parts of the new building, c.1690-1694

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English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

Designs for parts of the new building, c.1690-1694

Hampton Court Palace

Designs for a bridge link between the Queen's Closet and the Privy Garden, September 1694

SM, volume 110/19

English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[1] Preliminary design for a bridge link, with Portalls, to connect Queen Mary's Closet with the Privy Garden and Water Gallery, dated September 1694

SM, volume 110/19

SM, volume 110/20

English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[2] Revised design for a bridge link to connect Queen Mary's Closet with the Privy Garden and Water Gallery

Undated, but datable September 1694

SM, volume 110/20

SM, volume 110/21

English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[3] Revised design for a bridge link and portal connecting the Queen's Closet with the Privy Garden

Undated, but datable September 1694

SM, volume 110/21

SM, volume 110/53

English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[1] Design for the Great Portal on the east side of the present-day Clock Court (formerly the Fountain Court), and serving the Queen's staircase and apartments, 1690-91

undated but datable 1690-91

SM, volume 110/53

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English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[2] Finished design for the Ionic colonnade across the south side of the Clock Court (former Fountain Court), c.1691

Undated but within range c.1690-91

SM, volume 110/18

SM, volume 110/17

English Baroque Drawings: architecture, sculpture and garden design

[3] Design for a grotto in a three-bay recess at the centre of the north side of the Orangery on the ground floor of the Privy Garden range

Undated, but datable c. 1690-94

SM, volume 110/17

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