West Wycombe Park: interior decorations: Ionic interior screen elevation and measured plan
Nicholas Revett, c.1770
Nicholas Revett, West Wycombe Park: interior decorations: Ionic interior screen elevation and measured plan
Photo courtesy of Rodolfo Acevedo Rodriguez (All rights reserved)
Details
- Country House
- West Wycombe
- Title(s)
- West Wycombe Park: interior decorations: Ionic interior screen elevation and measured plan
- Date
- c.1770
- Location
- Unframed, drawings chest outside Library, location 240 on Dashwood list, AP 49, Witt 941/25(31)
- Medium and support
- Pencil and ink on paper
- Dimensions
- Overall height: 28 cm, Overall width: 24.5 cm
- Artist
- Nicholas Revett (1720-1804)
- Catalogue Number
- WW35
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Description
This drawing relates to the screen built by Revett at the western end of the Palmyra or Dining Room which was the First Hall in the eighteenth century, accessed directly from the entrance in the portico designed by Revett (fig. 1); the detailing on the Ionic capitals there is similar to this drawing (fig. 2).
Figure 1.
Nicholas Revett, West Wycombe Park, entrance passage looking west, 1990. Photograph. West Wycombe Park.
Digital image courtesy of Photo: Julian Nieman (All rights reserved)
Figure 2.
West Wycombe Park, Palmyra room with Revett’s Ionic screen, Photograph.
Digital image courtesy of Photo: Adriano Aymonino. (All rights reserved)