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[99] Progress drawing, July 1812
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Reference number
SM volume 81/16
Purpose
[99] Progress drawing, July 1812
Aspect
Interior (pencil) view of the Mausoleum at Dulwich
Inscribed
as above
Signed and dated
- (pencil) R C (twice), July 29th, August 10th 1812
Medium and dimensions
Pencil and coloured washes, watercolour technique, shaded, within a single-ruled black wash border on laid paper (215 x 241)
Hand
Robert Dennis Chantrell (1793-1872, pupil 1807-1814)
Watermark
not visible
Notes
In this drawing, dated 29 July, the carpentry of the dome of the Mausoleum antechamber is complete but it has yet to be plastered. Richard Martyr and Son were also responsible for this, they are recorded as fitting 'spherical brackets to domes of Mausoleum'.
Literature
T. Willmert. 'Heating methods and their impact on Soane's work: Lincoln's Inn Fields and Dulwich Picture Gallery', Journal of Society of Architectural Historians, 52/1, March 1993, p. 55
C. Davies, 'Masters of building: the first independent purpose-built picture gallery: Dulwich Picture Gallery', Architect's Journal, April 1984, pp. 54-55
F. Nevola, Soane's favourite subject: the story of Dulwich Picture Gallery, 2000, pp. 105 & 192-193
C. Davies, 'Masters of building: the first independent purpose-built picture gallery: Dulwich Picture Gallery', Architect's Journal, April 1984, pp. 54-55
F. Nevola, Soane's favourite subject: the story of Dulwich Picture Gallery, 2000, pp. 105 & 192-193
Level
Drawing
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