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Elevation of Window and Case to Library
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Elevation of Window and Case to Library, David Henry Arnot (1851). Via artnap.com
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A lithographic architectural elevation shows a tall Gothic Revival window with pointed arches, quatrefoil tracery and a carved stone column beside a smaller arched case. The drawing is labeled as an elevation for a library at a scale of three-quarters inch to the foot, with the plate number 35 at upper right. The print is attributed to David Henry Arnot and dated 1851.
