[151] View of the house by Joseph Michael Gandy, 13 July 1798

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  - Tyringham House, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire: entrance screen, bridge, house, offices, greenhouses and stables for William Mackworth Praed, 1792-1801, record drawings 1808 (169)
    - Views of the house, bridge and entrance lodge by Joseph Michael Gandy, July 1798 (7)

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Reference number

SM volume 60/142

Purpose

[151] View of the house by Joseph Michael Gandy, 13 July 1798

Aspect

Perspective view of the house and offices from the south-east

Inscribed

View of Tyringham, the Seat of William Praed Esq^re

Signed and dated

13 July 1798
13^thJuly 1798 9 a.m.

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, pen and coloured washes, including sepia, burnt umber, raw sienna and olive green, watercolour technique, on laid paper (482 x 300)

Hand

Gandy, Joseph Michael (1771--1843), draughtsman
Joseph Michael Gandy (1771-1843)

Watermark

fleur-de-lis over cartouche with bar and below, GR

Level

Drawing

Exhibition history

Soane's Magician: The Tragic Genius of Joseph Michael Gandy, Sir John Soane's Museum, London, 31 March - 12 August 2006
In Pursuit of Antiquity: Drawings by the Giants of British Neo-Classicism, Sir John Soane's Museum, 1 February - 1 June 2008; Tchoban Foundation Museum für Architekturzeichnung, Berlin, 3 October 2015 - 14 February 2016

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