[84] Working drawing for cornice to the eating room, August/September 1790

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Reference number

SM 80/1/19

Purpose

[84] Working drawing for cornice to the eating room, August/September 1790

Aspect

Elevation of cornice and section of beading

Scale

2/3 full size, approximately

Signed and dated

August 1790 - September 1790
Datable to August/September 1790 in accord with the dates on drawings 82, 83

Medium and dimensions

pencil, pen and wash within single ruled border on laid paper (518 x 350)

Hand

Soane Office, draughtsman
Soane office

Level

Drawing

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