[32] Design for villa E with bow on side, 14 July 1800

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  - Pitzhanger Manor, Ealing, London: (executed) a house for John Soane and six unexecuted schemes for a villa at Acton, 1800-1832 (285)
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Reference number

SM 31/1/31

Purpose

[32] Design for villa E with bow on side, 14 July 1800

Aspect

Plan of the Principal Floor

Scale

bar scale of 3/8 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, labelled (Soane) Drawing Room, Dressing Room, Shoes, Wardrobe, Porch, Vestibule, Bookcase (four times), Library, Eating Room, Johns Study, Books (twice), Balcony, Store Closet, Bookcase & / Sopha below, Bookcase / & / Sopha underneath, Sopha, South, North, W, E and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

14 July 1800
(Soane) July 14: 1800

Medium and dimensions

Pen and sepia wash on wove paper (550 x 632)

Hand

Possibly Seward, Henry Hake (1778--1848), draughtsman
Henry Hake Seward (1778-1848, pupil and assistant 1794-1808) or Thomas Sword (pupil 1799-1804) (Day Book 14 July), Soane
Possibly Thomas Sword, draughtsman
Henry Hake Seward (1778-1848, pupil and assistant 1794-1808) or Thomas Sword (pupil 1799-1804) (Day Book 14 July), Soane

Level

Drawing

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