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Sketch-plan showing two sections of the proposed cylindrical tunnel, 1818 (pen-and-ink sketch on wove paper)
7315308 Sketch-plan showing two sections of the proposed cylindrical tunnel, 1818 (pen-and-ink sketch on wove paper) by Brunel, Marc Isambard (1769-1849); 20.5x30 cm; London Metropolitan Archives, City of London; (add.info.: Creator: Marc Isambard Brunel
Autograph sketch-plan by Brunel showing two sections of the proposed cylindrical tunnel, one empty, the other with a coach passing through with wounded veteran and prosperous gentleman across the divide, dated "10 April 1818", and captioned "Two Tunnels of 17 f[eet]. D[iameter] each would be preferable to one of 24 feet".); © The Brunel Museum
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This print showcases a historic sketch-plan by the renowned engineer Marc Isambard Brunel. Created in 1818, the pen-and-ink drawing depicts two sections of a proposed cylindrical tunnel. The first section is empty, while the second features a coach passing through with a wounded veteran and prosperous gentleman on opposite sides. Measuring 20.5x30 cm, this autograph sketch-plan reveals Brunel's innovative thinking as he suggests that "Two Tunnels of 17 f[eet]. D[iameter] each would be preferable to one of 24 feet". It offers an intriguing glimpse into his visionary mind and engineering prowess. The setting for this remarkable illustration is London, with the River Thames flowing in the background. The detailed artwork captures both architectural elements and human figures, showcasing Brunel's ability to merge technical precision with artistic flair. Dating back to the early 19th century, this piece represents a pivotal moment in English history when infrastructure development was crucial due to increasing population and urbanization. It exemplifies how engineers like Brunel played an essential role in shaping modern cities like London. With its rich historical significance and artistic merit, this print serves as a testament to Marc Isambard Brunel's lasting legacy as one of Britain's most influential engineers.
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