Leonard Manasseh RA, Design for Radipole Lake pumping station, for Weymouth and Portland Borough Council, Weymouth, Dorset: plan, elevation and section, 9 April 1979.
Print with black ink, on paper, with pencil, grey, blue and turquoise crayon added and two paper labels, printed with black ink, added. 835 mm x 980 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Design for Radipole Lake pumping station, for Weymouth and Portland Borough Council, Weymouth, Dorset: plan, elevation and section, 9 April 1979
Leonard Manasseh RA (1916 - 2017)
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