[6] Close copy of drawing [5], 1 November 1807

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  - Whitley Abbey, Coventry, Warwickshire: designs for additions and alterations for 1st Viscount Hood, 1807-1810 (43)
    - Designs made in October and November 1807 (1-15)

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Reference number

SM volume 65/9

Purpose

[6] Close copy of drawing [5], 1 November 1807

Aspect

Plan of the Alterations and Implrovements/ of Whitley Hall / The Seat of the Viscount Hood

Scale

bar scale of 1/16 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

Dressing Room, Closet, Water / Closet, Chamber, Bed, Dressing / Room, Lobby, Library, Breakfast Room, Best Staircase, Water Closet, Anti Room, Halll, Porch, Drawing Room, Corridor, Mr Hood's Room / Lord Hood's Room, Common Staircase, Dressiing / Room, Strong / Closet, Plate / Closet, Passage leading to the offices, Soap / and / Candles, Store / Closet; Housekeeper, Lobby, Water / Closet, Bed, Butler, Court, Kitchen / OfficesDressing / Room, Strong / Closet, Plate / Closet, Passage leading to the offices, Soap / and / Candles, Store / Closet; Housekeeper, Lobby, Water / Closet, Bed, Butler, Court, Kitchen Offices &c and Design No:1

Signed and dated

1 November 1807
(Copy) / Nov^r:1^{s^t}1807
1/11/1807
(Copy) Nov^r1^st1807

Medium and dimensions

Pen, pink,sepia and blue washes washes, on laid paper (284 x 460)

Hand

The office Day Book has James Adams junior (1785-1850) as the draughtsman for this drawing; he was a pupil from May 1806 - June 1809)

Level

drawing

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