Richard Norman Shaw RA, Design for Nos. 9-11 Chelsea Embankment, London SW3: detail of lower part of front elevation, 12 December 1878.
662 mm x 498 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photographer: Prudence Cuming Associates Limited.
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Design for Nos. 9-11 Chelsea Embankment, London SW3: detail of lower part of front elevation, 12 December 1878
Richard Norman Shaw RA (1831 - 1912)
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662 mm x 498 mm
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