John Yenn RA, Design for a country house with five central bays: elevation, c.1785.
Pen with black and brown ink, black, brown, blue and green washes with a black wash border. 455 mm x 655 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photographer: John Hammond.
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John Yenn RA (1750 - 1821)
RA Collection: Art
455 mm x 655 mm
John Yenn RA
Design for a country house with six central bays: elevation, c.1785
Pen with black and brown ink, black, brown, blue and green washes with a black and grey wash border
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