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drawing
Object Type
drawing
Museum number
1880,1113.2952
Description
View of the first Olympic Theatre, or Olympic Pavilion, built by Philip Astley, on the garden ground of old Craven House, near Drury Lane; a man on a ladder by the entrance painting a sign above the door. 1805 Watercolour
Producer name
Drawn by:
James Winston
School/style
British
Production date
1805
Materials
paper
Technique
drawn
Dimensions
Height:
186 millimetres
Width:
246 millimetres
(image)
Curator's comments
The date is taken from the Crace catalogue.
Bibliographic references
Crace 1878 / A Catalogue of Maps, Plans and Views of London, Westminster and Southwark, collected and arranged by Frederick Crace
(XVII.163)
Binyon 1898-1907 / Catalogue of drawings by British artists, and artists of foreign origin working in Great Britain
(5)
Location
Not on display
Subjects
theatre/opera house
Associated places
Topographic representation of:
London
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
John Gregory Crace
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Frederick Crace
Acquisition date
1880
Department
Prints and Drawings
Registration number
1880,1113.2952