Main road between Silivri and Çorlu
Drawing
1794-1795 (drawn)
1794-1795 (drawn)
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Title | Main road between Silivri and Çorlu (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Black chalk, on laid paper, laid down on laid paper |
Brief description | Drawing, Main road between Silivri and Çorlu, 1794-1795, by Luigi Mayer |
Physical description | Drawing |
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Marks and inscriptions | Inscribed Strada Maestra tra Silivria, e Ciurluk verso di Constantinopoli - and No.10 and signed L. Mayer dis:; inscribed on the back No:5
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Credit line | Purchased with the assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund, Art Fund, Shell International and the Friends of the V&A |
Object history | According to Rodney Searight: - `Bt. Phillips Sept. 1975, £35 (with another)' |
Historical context | Silivri and Çorlu are on the road between Adrianople (Edirne) and Constantinople. On the subject, see Searight Archive. SD.650-653 were probably executed in 1794 during the journey of Ainslie and his suite through the Balkans when returning to England from Constantinople. Thirty-two similar drawings from this journey, one dated 4 July 1794, are in a private collection, London: see list in Searight Archive. For details of Ainslie's party and their route, see extract from Foreign Office papers in Searight Archive. |
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Accession number | SD.651 |
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Record created | March 2, 2008 |
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