[4] Design, Plan of the Ground Floor, 1794

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Reference number

SM 46/3/17

Purpose

[4] Design, Plan of the Ground Floor, 1794

Aspect

Plan of the Ground Floor

Scale

scale of 1¾ inches to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, The Hon^bleM^rsYorke and dimensions given

Signed and dated

1794
1794

Medium and dimensions

Pen, light red and yellow washes , pricked for transfer, on laid paper (336 x 491)

Hand

Soane Office, draughtsman
Soane office

Notes

The overall dimensions (ground floor plan) are inscribed as 60 feet 3 inches wide by 49 feet 9 inches deep. The ground floor plan is closer to the V&A ground floor plan (see Notes to drawings 1-3) than to the Soane Museum's drawing 1 so that the addition of a breakfast room and the arrangement of the kitchen quarters is the same.

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Drawing

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