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The London Tavern, Bishopsgate-Street-Within, City of London: design for the interior of the Eating Room and Ballroom

RIBA Ref No RIBA21478
Architect/DesignerNewton, William (1735-1790)
CountryUK: England
CityLondon
Subject Date1763
Image Date1768
ViewInterior
StyleNeoclassical
MediumDrawing
Library ReferenceSC115/4(2)
OrientationLandscape
Colour InfoBlack and white
CreditRIBA Collections
SubjectFriezes ; Interior decoration ; Ballrooms ; Restaurants ; Decorative plasterwork ; Inns, public houses ; Decorative borders ; Food & drink
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