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Dulwich Picture Gallery, London: the Mausoleum
RIBA119097
NOTES: See RIBA119091 for a black and white version of this image.
Design for completing William Wilkin's facade of the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London: plan and elevations
RIBA125815
NOTES: This drawing was exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, London in 1891 (National Gallery, no. 1853).
Competition design for a new art gallery and museum, Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester: perspective
RIBA127091
NOTES: Webber won the competition for this art gallery and museum which was also to be a memorial to the casualties of the First World War at the young age of 29. However, the scheme was never built owing to post-war financial difficulties including the Great Depression. Webber exhibited his winning design at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in 1926 (number 1106).
Competition design for a new art gallery and museum, Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester: perspective
RIBA127092
NOTES: Webber won the competition for this art gallery and museum which was also to be a memorial to the casualties of the First World War at the young age of 29. However, the scheme was never built owing to post-war financial difficulties including the Great Depression. Webber exhibited his winning design at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in 1926 (number 1106).
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the original gallery on the first floor
RIBA130070
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130076 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the main stair connecting ground to the new first-floor gallery via the mezzanine level
RIBA130071
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130077 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the stairs leading to the new first-floor gallery via the mezzanine level
RIBA130072
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130078 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the screen between the ground-floor gallery and the new reception area
RIBA130073
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130079 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the elevation to Angel Alley showing the curved bay of the new cafe
RIBA130074
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130080 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the elevation to Angel Alley showing the projecting oriel to the director's office
RIBA130075
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130081 for a colour version of this image.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the original gallery on the first floor
RIBA130076
The Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End was designed by the architect Charles Harrison Townsend. This extension and remodelling of the interior by the architects Colquhoun & Miller was the first major alteration to the building since its completion in 1901. See RIBA130070 for a black and white version of this image.