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Description

Identification note: 1) Outsideof Chapel with details of shields below. Description and details of ceiling. 2) Details of shields from east end of chapel with family tree below.

Identification note: catalogue card has "With many notes. One elevation on this sheet is probably the original drawing for the engraving by Basire on p 159, vol 2, plate 56, in Gough - Sepulchral Monuments, 1796" on the back

Summary: pen drawing, Salisbury Cathedral, Hungerford chapel, elevation of two sides, exterior, with sketches of the ceiling and coats-of-arms, 1788 ?, by J C Schnebbelie

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