[8] Record copy of a variant unexecuted design for a (? hunting) lodge in a primitive, rustic style, February 1790

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  - Langley Park, Norfolk: unexecuted designs for gateway and (? hunting) lodge in a primitive, rustic style and executed designs for two entrance lodges for Sir Thomas Proctor-Beauchamp, Bt., 1784-1790 (13)
    - Record copies of variant unexecuted designs for a (? hunting) lodge in a primitive, rustic style, February 1790 (2)

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Reference number

SM volume 59/169

Purpose

[8] Record copy of a variant unexecuted design for a (? hunting) lodge in a primitive, rustic style, February 1790

Aspect

Perspective of a lodge close in design to No. 7 except that the chimney is square and the elevations have a keystoned and rusticated semicircular, applied arch on each face. This blind arch extends from the cornice to the ground and is linked at the corners. A door is shown on each of the two visible elevations.

Signed and dated

February 1790

Medium and dimensions

Pen and sepia washes on laid paper (322 x 451)

Hand

Sanders, John (1768--1826), draughtsman
John Sanders (pupil 1784-90)

Watermark

fleur-de-lis within crowned cartouche with ornate W below

Level

Drawing

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