[4] Record drawing showing laid out wall elevations for the back drawing room, 1765, thought to be as executed

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    - Langford House, Mary Street, Dublin: designs for interior decoration for the Rt Hon Hercules Langford Rowley and Elizabeth Rowley, Viscountess Langford, 1765 (7)
      - Record drawings for the back drawing room, 1765, thought to be as executed (4)

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Reference number

SM Adam volume 50/91

Purpose

[4] Record drawing showing laid out wall elevations for the back drawing room, 1765, thought to be as executed

Aspect

Plan and laid out wall elevations for a rectangular room, with a two-bay window wall, with a pier table and pier glass, and with two doors in the wall opposite, a chimney wall in between, and a door on the wall opposite the chimney, and the whole room has a fluted frieze

Scale

bar scale of 2 4/5 inches to 10 feet

Inscribed

Section of the Room next the Garden for / the Rt Honble Hercules Rowley / Mary Street Dublin (in pencil in the hand of Arthur Bolton)

Signed and dated

1765
datable to 1765

Medium and dimensions

Pen and pencil on laid paper (543 x 652)

Hand

Adam office hand with addition to inscription in pencil in the hand of Arthur Bolton

Watermark

LVG surmounted by fleur de lis and JVILLEDARY

Literature

Bolton, 1922, Volume II, Index p. 10
For a full list of literature references see scheme notes.

Level

Drawing

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