Drawing of the Elevation of the East End of Marcham Church
Architectural Plan
ca.1830-ca.1840 (made)
ca.1830-ca.1840 (made)
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This is a English drawing of the Eastern elevation of the Perpendicular Gothic style Marcham Church located in the county of Oxfordshire. Marcham Church is also known as All Saints and is located in Marcham in the English county of Oxfordshire. It was first built ca. 13th centure but has undergone several restorations since leaving its current state in a Perpendicular Gothic style. The drawing was likely made during a restoration phase ca.1830-ca.1840.
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| Title | Drawing of the Elevation of the East End of Marcham Church (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Ink, wash, and watercolour on paper |
| Brief description | Drawing, ink, wash, and watercolour, drawing of the Eastern elevation of Marcham Church, English, ca.1830-ca.1840. |
| Physical description | Ink, wash, and watercolour drawing on paper of the Eastern elevation of the Perpendicular Gothic style Marcham Church. The architectural sketch includes the side by side chapels in the forefront, the body in the middle ground, and the tower on the west end of the church in lighter ink in the background. Details of the church's stone walls, lancet windows, and roof tiles are included. A blue watercolour wash is included on the windows. |
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| Summary | This is a English drawing of the Eastern elevation of the Perpendicular Gothic style Marcham Church located in the county of Oxfordshire. Marcham Church is also known as All Saints and is located in Marcham in the English county of Oxfordshire. It was first built ca. 13th centure but has undergone several restorations since leaving its current state in a Perpendicular Gothic style. The drawing was likely made during a restoration phase ca.1830-ca.1840. |
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| Accession number | D.1787-1898 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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