- Title - The Casino, Marino, Ireland
- Produced by - Measured and drawn by Alfred E. Jones, (Drawings and Plans), Photograph from A.E. Richardson's "Monumental Architecture", all from the Practical Exemplar of Architecture.
- Date - 1922 to 1928
- Size - 328mm x 222mm (sheet size)
- Condition - Uncoloured lithographs. Very minor age-toning, but very good. Blank verso. Very suitable for mounting and framing.
Lovely set of Vintage Plans
A set of six interesting plates relating to Casino at Marino, which come from the Practical Exemplar of Architecture, issued at some time between 1922 and 1928.
The plates are titled as follows, View of the South-West, (Plate 4), Plan of Ground Floor (Plate 5), Plan of First Floor (Plate 6), Section Looking South (Plate 7), Section Looking West (Plate 8), Detail of East Elevation (Plate 9).
The Casino at Marino, Dublin is considered by many to be one of the finest 18th century neo-classical buildings in Europe. Designed by Scottish Architect, Sir William Chambers as a pleasure house for the 1st Earl of Charlemont, James Caulfield. Construction began in the late 1750s and finished around 1775. The name 'Casino Marino' is derived from the Italian language and literally translates as 'The small house by the small sea'. It surprisingly contains 16 finely decorated rooms.
Attractive Set of Dublin Plates
Item ID: 15651-0
Price:
€320.00 (€330.08 Inc. VAT)
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