[9]+[8verso] Designs for ground floor

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  - Aynhoe Park, Northamptonshire: designs for alterations and additions for W.R.Cartwright, 1799-1802 ( 60)
    - Sketch designs made by Soane, 2-4 November 1799 (19)

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Reference number

SM 6/4/37

Purpose

[9]+[8verso] Designs for ground floor

Aspect

Ground floor plan of polite part of house, two plans of the three south-west rooms, plan of room with concentric (?) arms, (pencil) perspective view of (?) drawing room (verso) part plan of chamber floor, room plan

Inscribed

Aynho, labelled Lib^y, d^r, Vestibule, Recess / to / ---, Clos[et], Eat^g, door, Sal[oon], Drawing Rm, Green house, Billiards, ----- Col^m, M^r Cartwright / Room, Q^y [query] Strong Clos / Powder^g Cl[oset] / Water [closet] (verso) a. light over door / B reuse door / C take dress. R[oom], Lobby, Dr[essin]^g

Signed and dated

02/11/1799
Sat[urday] Nov^r 2^d 1799

Medium and dimensions

Brown pen, pencil on laid paper (321 x 399)

Hand

Sir John Soane RA (1753 - 1837)

Watermark

J Larking 1796

Level

Drawing

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