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The architect and the philhellene: newly discovered designs by John Nash for Frederick North’s London house

07/2014 | 1336 | 156

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Author:

Bradney, Jane (Bradney, Jane)

Author:

Hetherington, Paul (Hetherington, Paul; Hetherington, P. B.; H., P.; Hetherington, P.)

Subjects

artists:

Nash, John, 1752-1835

dates:

1810-1819

museums and institutions:

British Library, London, Great Britain

patrons:

North, Frederick, Fifth Earl of Guilford, 1766-1827

places:

Carlton House Terrace, London, Great Britain / London

subjects:

Architectural drawings / British architecture / Collections, Public / Houses

subjects:

Commissions / Unexecuted designs

Illustrations

Attributed works:

33. Projected plan for southern end of 'The new street' opposite Carlton House, now Waterloo Place, by John Nash (British Library, London)

Attributed works:

34. Design for façade with two-storey temple front for Frederick North's house, by John Nash (British Library, London)

Attributed works:

35. Design for façade with single-storey temple front for Frederick North's house, by John Nash (British Library, London)

Attributed works:

36. Ground plan for Frederick North's house and conservatory, by John Nash (British Library, London)

Attributed works:

37. Plan of first floor of Frederick North's house and conservatory, by John Nash (British Library, London)

Attributed works:

38. Waterloo Place, looking towards Regent Street, from a drawing by Thomas H. Shepherd (From Metropolitan improvements; or London in the nineteenth century, London n.d.)

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