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Title

Architectural plan for the National Art Gallery of New South Wales proposed completed scheme, alternate design, showing west and east elevations

10 May 1900

Artist

Walter Vernon

Australia

11 Aug 1846 – 17 Jan 1914

  • Details

    Date
    10 May 1900
    Media category
    Drawing
    Materials used
    watercolour and ink on cardboard
    Dimensions
    55.0 x 95.0 cm
    Signature & date

    Signed and dated l.r. corner, ink, "W L Vernon/Govt Arch/10.5.00"

    Credit
    National Art Archive. Art Gallery of New South Wales Institutional Archive
    Location
    Not on display
    Accession number
    ARC1.76.42
    Copyright

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    Artist information
    Walter Vernon

    Works in the collection

    16

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    The west elevation of the Gallery, to designs by Government Architect Walter Liberty Vernon, was completed and stands today as shown on this plan by Vernon. The one major variation, however, was that an open loggia was incorporated on the far left of the design. Only the left hand portion of the east elevation was completed. Interestingly, this plan shows designs for bas relief panels not only on the front of the Gallery but also on its rear.

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