Fourteen sketches for buildings and monuments honouring Alberto I, and two prints
second half of the 19th century
- The fourteen drawings depict six designs for the coronation arch of Alberto I, two designs for a structure resembling a mausoleum set into a monumental staircase, a design for a fountain supporting the coats of arms of Alberto I, and city views, including a view of a bridge culminating in a giant pavilion. The two photomechanical prints show a plan of Durham Cathedral and a design for a lion which is partly torn off.
Mostly pen and brown ink, some with wash or watercolour, and two photomechanical prints
sheet (smallest): 3,8 x 14,1 cm sheet (largest): 10,8 x 24,4 cm secondary support: 49,9 x 33,1 cm
DR1982:0125 V:001-016
- Fourteen drawings and two photomechanical prints are mounted on a secondary support which was formerly a page from an album or porfolio.
inscribed - on the secondary support, by the draughtsman, in pen and dark brown ink, c.: "Arco coronalis - di Alberto I" [below DR1982:0125 V:008]; in pen and grey ink, l.c.: "Scala Serafimo del SS Annunziata" [below DR1982:0125 V:0012]; in pen and light grey ink, l.l.: "[B]orgo Barnekow" signed - on DR1982:0125 V:008, by the draughtsman, in pen and dark brown ink, l.r.: with the monogram of Alberto I imprinted - on DR1982:0125 V:006, on the photomechanical print in letterpress, c.l. to l.l.: "Grundrisse der Kathedrale zu Durham"
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