[15] Variant elevation for the front (not as executed), 26 May 1792

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Reference number

SM 28/5/15

Purpose

[15] Variant elevation for the front (not as executed), 26 May 1792

Aspect

Elevation of Entrance Front N^o:1 with section of wall

Scale

bar scales of 1/4 inch to one foot approximately

Inscribed

as above, AA / The top of the Blocking course to range / with the top of present blocking / course, Section shewing the new floors, Floor, outside plinth, AAAAA Those panes to be equal / BBBBBB These panes of Glass to be equal and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

26 May 1792
Great Scotland Yard May 26 1792

Medium and dimensions

Pen and sepia washes, shaded on laid paper (482 x 628)

Hand

Possibly Thomas Chawner (1774 - 1851), draughtsman
The relevant Soane office Day Book entry for 26 May 1792 has 'Chawner' and 'Meyer' (Thomas Chawner, 1774-1851, pupil 1788-1794) and (Frederick Meyer, 1775-?, pupil 1791-1796)
Possibly Frederick Meyer (1775), draughtsman
The relevant Soane office Day Book entry for 26 May 1792 has 'Chawner' and 'Meyer' (Thomas Chawner, 1774-1851, pupil 1788-1794) and (Frederick Meyer, 1775-?, pupil 1791-1796)

Level

Drawing

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