[42] Drawing by J.M. Gandy of variant design for the principal staircase, 6 August 1799

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SM volume 69/26

Purpose

[42] Drawing by J.M. Gandy of variant design for the principal staircase, 6 August 1799

Aspect

Interior perspective view of the staircase from the ground floor

Inscribed

as above

Signed and dated

6 August 1799
Aug^st6^th 1799

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, pen and sepia, burnt sienna and grey washes within single-ruled border on laid paper (370 x 235)

Hand

Joseph Michael Gandy ARA (1771 - 1843), draughtsman

Watermark

Buttanshaw 1794

Level

Drawing

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