[101] Working drawing for Pitzhanger Manor with Dance wing, 14 January 1801

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SM 31/2/55

Purpose

[101] Working drawing for Pitzhanger Manor with Dance wing, 14 January 1801

Aspect

Longitudinal section showing entrance and vestibule, stair and Dance wing

Scale

bar scale of ¼ inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

labelled present level of Ground at Entrance door and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

14 January 1801
Lincolns Inn Fields JanY: 14: 1801

Medium and dimensions

Pen, sepia and pale red washes, pricked for transfer, on wove paper (522 x 674)

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 January 1801)
Possibly Thomas Sword, draughtsman
Henry Hake Seward (1778-1848, pupil and assistant 1794-1808) or Thomas Sword (pupil 1799-1804) (Day Book 14 January 1801)

Level

Drawing

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