[8] Back elevation to drawing [7] with plan

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Sir John Soane office drawings: the drawings of Sir John Soane and the office of Sir John Soane
- Country houses, etc.
  - Tortworth Court (Gloucestershire): unexecuted designs for a pair of gate lodges in a Castle style for Lord Ducie and design for a prospect tower 1796 (12)

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Reference number

SM volume 59/182

Purpose

[8] Back elevation to drawing [7] with plan

Aspect

Plan of the one Pair Floor and Elevation next the House

Scale

to a scale ( no bar scale given)

Inscribed

as above

Medium and dimensions

Pen, sepia and red washes, shaded on laid paper (250 x 337), affixed to p.182 of volume 59

Hand

Soane office hand (no entry in Day Book)

Notes

The plan for each lodge is a quadrrant with the stair as a rectangular projection. The elevation corresponds with drawing [7] in it design for the gates rather than [6].

Level

Drawing

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