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Two Perspective Drawings of Castle Drogo, Devon
Cyril Arthur Farey, c. 1923–1924
1) Castle Drogo, circa 1924; 2) Castle Drogo from the South, circa 1923. Castle Drogo was commissioned from Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1910 by Julius Drewe, who had made a fortune as a young man by establishing the grocery stores, Home and Colonial. Both client and architect had a romantic vision of a great medieval fortress.
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Title of artwork, date
Two Perspective Drawings of Castle Drogo, Devon, c. 1923–1924
Date supported
1983
Medium and material
Pencil & watercolour
Dimensions
60.3 x 102.8 cm & 62.8 x 51.7 cm
Grant
592
Total cost
2592
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