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Architectural composition or design for a stage set showing the interior of a mausoleum: smoke is shown issuing from an incense burner above an urn or sarcophagus with rows of urns set within niches seen in adjoining rooms
RIBA31253
NOTES: This drawing has been attributed to Giuseppe Badiali.
Montage entitled 'The Most Famous Buildings in the World', showing a variety of well-known architectural landmarks from across the globe
RIBA31368
SOURCE: The Boy's Own Paper, (London, 1880s). NOTES: This image is based on an earlier drawing by Charles Robert Cockerell entitled 'The Professor's Dream' (1848) (see RIBA95743) and includes many of the same buildings with a number of additions. Buildings depicted here include St Peter's Basilica, the Taj Mahal, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, Florence Cathedral, Bramante's Tempietto,The Pantheon, Pyramids, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Crystal Palace, Victoria and Albert Museum, Arc de Triomphe and a wide variety of temples, obelisks, columns, spires and domes.
Robert Burns Mausoleum, St Michael's churchyard, Dumfries: perspective
RIBA31552
NOTES: Burns died in 1796 and was buried in St Michael's churchyard, but his body was moved in 1817 to the mausoleum built in the churchyard by public subscription. This view is a somewhat idealised view of the monument and its surroundings. See also RIBA85312 for a coloured version of this print.
Design for a royal mausoleum: perspective view
RIBA32809
NOTES: This design was the winner of the RIBA Tite Prize of 1899.
Tomb of Akbar, Sikandra: perspective view
RIBA35464
NOTES: This drawing is by an unidentified 19th century Indian draughtsman.
Scene along the River Ganges with houses and a mausoleum, Munger (Monghyr), Bihar
RIBA37148
NOTE: This drawing was either made in October 1788 or on the return journey in December 1790.
