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824114 Castle Howard, Yorkshire: An Early Design for the three Bays of the Elevation of the South or Garden Front and nine Bay single storey lower lateral wings with an Inset of the Ground Plan, c.1699 (pen and brown ink and grey wash) by Vanbrugh, John (1664-1726); 35.3x28.3 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Castle Howard, Yorkshire: An Early Design for the three Bays of the Elevation of the South or Garden Front and nine Bay single storey lower lateral wings with an Inset of the Ground Plan. Sir John Vanrugh (1664-1726). Pen and brown ink and grey wash. Created circa 1699. 35.3 x 28.3cm.); Photo eChristies Images; British, out of copyright
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1690s 1699 18th Century Painting British Art British Art On Paper Brown Ink Castle Howard Floor Plan Gray Wash Grey Wash Ground Plan In Ink Ink Drawing Language Late 17th Century Late Seventeenth Century Numeral Preparatory Wash Yorkshire Artist British British Artist
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This print showcases an early design for the three bays of the elevation of Castle Howard's South or Garden Front, along with nine bay single-storey lower lateral wings and an inset of the ground plan. Created around 1699 by Sir John Vanbrugh, a renowned British architect, this pen and brown ink drawing with grey wash offers a glimpse into the architectural brilliance of late seventeenth-century Britain. The image captures the intricate details and grandeur of Castle Howard, located in Yorkshire. The artist's skillful use of ink and wash brings to life the fine lines and shading that define each element of this magnificent structure. The composition highlights both the exterior beauty as well as the internal layout through its inclusion of a floor plan. Castle Howard stands as a testament to Vanbrugh's visionary talent in blending classical elements with his own unique style. This preparatory illustration provides insight into his meticulous planning process before bringing his designs to life. As we gaze upon this piece, we are transported back in time to witness not only an architectural masterpiece but also a significant part of British history. It is a reminder that art has always played a vital role in capturing our heritage and preserving it for future generations to appreciate.
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