[39] Record drawing of front elevation, 1801

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Sir John Soane office drawings: the drawings of Sir John Soane and the office of Sir John Soane
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  - London: 12 Stratton Streeet, new house for Colonel Thomas Graham, later 1st Lord Lynedoch, 1797-8 (39)
    - Working drawings for fitting out of rooms, May-August 1798

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Reference number

SM 39/3/1

Purpose

[39] Record drawing of front elevation, 1801

Aspect

Elevation to Stratton Street

Scale

to a scale of ¼ inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

Gen: Graham, The Elevation

Signed and dated

1801
Lincolns Inn Fields 1801

Medium and dimensions

Pen, light red, blue and sepia washes with double ruled and black wash border, pricked for transfer, on laid paper with three fold marks (556 x 413)

Hand

Soane office

Notes

A comparison with the elevation of June 1797 ([2]) shows that the only change is the design of the ironwork to the balcony from simple 'loops' to the trellis pattern shown here.
The title of 'General' was premature; Graham became a major-general in 1809.

Level

Drawing

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