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Competition designs for improvements to Windsor Castle: elevation of scheme for improvements to the Upper Ward on the east side of the quadrangle
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NOTES: Smirke was one of four architects who submitted designs for this project. The winning architect was Jeffry Wyatt (Sir Jeffry Wyattville).
Competition designs for improvements to Windsor Castle: perspective sketch of north-east angle showing proposed east terrace
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NOTES: Smirke was one of four architects who submitted designs for this project. The winning architect was Jeffry Wyatt (Sir Jeffry Wyattville).
Competition designs for improvements to Windsor Castle: perspective of gatehouse, bridge and entrance gateway from the south-east
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NOTES: Smirke was one of four architects who submitted designs for this project. The winning architect was Jeffry Wyatt (Sir Jeffry Wyattville).
Competition designs for improvements to Windsor Castle: perspectives of the interior of the quadrangle looking south-east
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NOTES: Smirke was one of four architects who submitted designs for this project. The winning architect was Jeffry Wyatt (Sir Jeffry Wyattville).
Chepstow Castle, Monmouthshire: perspective view
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NOTES: This drawing originates from a volume containing topographical sketches of castles and country houses executed in a number of different hands from the office of Anthony Salvin.
Chillingham Castle, Northumberland: perspective view
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NOTES: This drawing originates from a volume containing topographical sketches of castles and country houses executed in a number of different hands from the office of Anthony Salvin.
Mamhead Park, Mamhead, Devon: perspective view of the stable block
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NOTES: Anthony Salvin was commissioned by Sir Robert William Newman Bart to work on Mamhead Park between 1825 and 1838.
Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: perspective view of the gatehouse, drawbridge and moat
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NOTES: This drawing is one of a number made by Anthony Salvin Jnr, the son of Anthony Salvin, while a pupil at his father's architectural practice.
