'Seamen's Pay Office' East India House, London.
Design
1797-98. (made)
1797-98. (made)
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Detailed architectural drawing of decoration on the walls and windows of the interior of an office by architect Richard Jupp (ca.1728-1799).
Jupp was surveyor to the East India Company from 1768. In 1796 there was a proposal to extend the front building of the East India House, Leadenhall Street. Jupp was instructed to take the advice of leading architects, including John Soane. Jupp reminded the East India directors of his long service, and he obtained the commission for the new building.
Jupp was surveyor to the East India Company from 1768. In 1796 there was a proposal to extend the front building of the East India House, Leadenhall Street. Jupp was instructed to take the advice of leading architects, including John Soane. Jupp reminded the East India directors of his long service, and he obtained the commission for the new building.
Object details
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| Title | 'Seamen's Pay Office' East India House, London. (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Pen and ink, greywash, blue and pink watercolour |
| Brief description | Detail and working drawings for rebuilding and enlargement of East India House, London by Richard Jupp (ca.1728-1799). |
| Physical description | Detailed architectural drawing of decoration on the walls and windows of the interior of an office. |
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| Summary | Detailed architectural drawing of decoration on the walls and windows of the interior of an office by architect Richard Jupp (ca.1728-1799). Jupp was surveyor to the East India Company from 1768. In 1796 there was a proposal to extend the front building of the East India House, Leadenhall Street. Jupp was instructed to take the advice of leading architects, including John Soane. Jupp reminded the East India directors of his long service, and he obtained the commission for the new building. |
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| Accession number | D.1691-1898 |
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| Record created | May 15, 2009 |
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