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RICHARDSON, George. The House and Offices for the Rev. Dr. Synge, at Leslee in the County of Cork in Ireland.

Printed By T. Bensley, … For The Author, 1808.

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    • RICHARDSON, George. The House and Offices for the Rev. Dr. Synge, at Leslee in the County of Cork in Ireland. Printed By T. Bensley, … For The Author, 1808.

      Four aquatint plates (522 x 692 mm., sheet size) and (522 x 360 mm., sheet size), showing Lislee, a 'marine villa' for the Rev. Dr. Synge but as Colvin notes although 'exhibited at the R.A. in 1803, as 'now building'... (and illustrated in the present work), it is doubtful whether this house was ever completed and no trace of it now remains.'

      Plan of the principal story (268 x 468 mm., to the platemark), plan of the bed-chamber story (267 x 460 mm., to the platemark), elevation of the entrance front (252 x670 mm., to the platemark), elevation of the lawn front (250 x 660 mm., to the platemark).

      SKU: 2079007

    RICHARDSON, George. The House and Offices for the Rev. Dr. Synge, at Leslee in the County of Cork in Ireland. Printed By T. Bensley, … For The Author, 1808.

    Four aquatint plates (522 x 692 mm., sheet size) and (522 x 360 mm., sheet size), showing Lislee, a 'marine villa' for the Rev. Dr. Synge but as Colvin notes although 'exhibited at the R.A. in 1803, as 'now building'... (and illustrated in the present work), it is doubtful whether this house was ever completed and no trace of it now remains.'

    Plan of the principal story (268 x 468 mm., to the platemark), plan of the bed-chamber story (267 x 460 mm., to the platemark), elevation of the entrance front (252 x670 mm., to the platemark), elevation of the lawn front (250 x 660 mm., to the platemark).

    SKU: 2079007

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