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Reference number
SM D2/7/6
Purpose
Bayham Hall, Kent/Sussex, 1812
Aspect
[4] N (principal) elevation with four-centred arched windows with rectangular reveals and with polygonal lantern now drawn in and a porte-cochere included
Scale
1/8 in to 1 ft
Signed and dated
- 1812
Medium and dimensions
Pen, burnt umber and green earth washes, pencil, trace lines on laid paper (310 x 610)
Hand
Dance
Notes
This is close in design to [SM D2/7/7] but made more dynamic by doubling up the number of turrets and doing away with the rather weak pediments that had marked the end and centre bays.
Except for the lack of pavilion ends, one of Dance's alternative elevations for Norman Court is similar in composition ([SM D2/7/9]).
Except for the lack of pavilion ends, one of Dance's alternative elevations for Norman Court is similar in composition ([SM D2/7/9]).
Level
Drawing
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