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Materials & Techniques laid paper
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- Possibly Saint Paul's, London
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- View from Greenwich Park
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- A Family in Hyde Park
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- Syon House
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- Syon House: Chapel
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- A Large Church (Westminster Abbey) at Sunset
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- The Fulham End of Putney Bridge
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- View of Isleworth Church
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- Near Hackney
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- The Arrival of Ferries at London Bridge (?)
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- Design for a London Townhouse: Elevation
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- South View in the Entrance of Porch at West End of St. Stephen's Chapel West
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Screen, or the outside of the Entrance or Porch of St Stephen's Chapel West
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Half the Plan of Ceiling, St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Plan of Moldings, St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Impost and Base of Columns, St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Plan of Moldings, St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Rag Fair or Rosemary Lane
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- East View of Modern Buildings in Continuation from St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- Springing of an Arch, St Stephen's Chapel
- between 1790 and 1802
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- View of Modern Gateway in South East Angle of Dean's Yard
- between 1780 and 1807
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- Greenwich
- 1795 to 1800
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- A Military Encampment in Hyde Park
- 1785
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- Old London, View from St. James Park Looking East
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- View of New Street, near London Bridge
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- Westminster Abbey from Dean's Yard
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- Trees in Hyde Park, London
- ca. 1800
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- Hyde Park Corner
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- View of St. Paul's from Greenwich
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- An Audience at Drury Lane Theatre
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- Drury Lane. The School for Scandal
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- Brass Plate for John Lord L'Estrange and his Wife Jacquetta Woodville, Hillingdon Church
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