[65] Working drawing for the balustraded parapet, pilasters and Ionic portico, 24 March to April 1795

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Reference number

SM 77/4/22

Purpose

[65] Working drawing for the balustraded parapet, pilasters and Ionic portico, 24 March to April 1795

Aspect

Copy of drawing 64 showing a detail of the Ionic capital

Scale

full size

Inscribed

William Praed Esq^r, NB The Eye of the Volutes to be bored / 2½ Inches deep, N^o24 Eggs round the Neck, Bottom of Architrave

Signed and dated

24 March 1795
(Copy) Lincolns Inn Fields March 24^th1795 and (Copy delivered to Lorrimer March 25. 1795)

Medium and dimensions

Pencil and pen on laid paper with three fold marks (534 x 520)

Hand

Attributed to Henry Provis (1760 - 1830), draughtsman
Attributed to Henry Provis (1760-1830, clerk 1791-1802)

Level

Drawing

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