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Gryphons, supporters of the ducal arms of Lorraine
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NOTES: Inscribed 'a Nancy', the seat of the Dukes of Lorraine and capital of the duchy.
Excerpt from John Keats’ 1819 poem ‘Lamia’ and sketch of snake
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NOTES: From one of Lethaby's sketchbooks/notebooks covering all forms and periods of art reflecting the breadth of Lethaby's interests.
Incomplete manuscript of an unpublished treatise on architecture by Joseph Gandy (The Art, Philiosophy and Science of Architecture): title page
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NOTES: A monumental work of over 2500 pages covering a multitude of topics from the art, science, history and philosophy of architecture to astrology, furniture, heraldry, hieroglyphics, painting, perspective drawing and sculpture.
Incomplete manuscript of an unpublished treatise on architecture by Joseph Gandy (The Art, Philiosophy and Science of Architecture): page headed 'The Moderns may use abreviated marks as follow'
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NOTES: A monumental work of over 2500 pages covering a multitude of topics from the art, science, history and philosophy of architecture to astrology, furniture, heraldry, hieroglyphics, painting, perspective drawing and sculpture.
Extension to Whitechapel Art Gallery, London: the doors into the new lecture theatre
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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.
Coopers & Lybrand offices, Plumtree Court, City of London: door detail
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NOTES: The office building was designed by Dennis Lennon & Partners with interior fit-out by Austin-Smith Lord.
Great North Road Bridge carrying north-bound carriageway over the River Nene, Wansford, Sibson-cum-Stibbington
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NOTES: This bridge was built as part of a new by-pass to the small town of Wansford on the Great North Road (A1). It was formerly in the county of Huntingdonshire, located near to Peterborough and was known as Wansford Bridge.