'Sir John Soane's Museum, 13, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 11 April 1866 On the principal face of the Medal is a figure of Civilisation, habited in like Minerva, in the act of prescuting two Wreaths or crowns, one, for the native the other for Colonial produce. Below is the figure of a Canoe, and round the margin is to be written NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION 1865. On'
Frieze design featuring seated nude warrior (perhaps Ares) with spears and shield, seated woman (perhaps Aphrodite), nude ephebe in Phrygian cap, and female servant with jug and cup:
[on drawing] 'Dr Sir / I beg to present to the institute of B architects / a copy cast of the obelisk of Karnak which I [(replacing) was] executed for Ld Prudhoe / I hope as an architectural decoration it may not be unworthy of a place in the rooms of / the Institute' (pencil note)
[on drawing] 'a cast taken from proper(?) a model executed in slate of the of the great obelisk at Carnac which I [(replacing) was] executed in slate / conduction inspection at the expense for [(replacing) of] Lord Prudhoe' (pencil note)
[on drawing] 'be unworthy of a place in the rooms of the institute' (pencil note)
Two ornamental/commemorative column designs from ancient Greek pottery decoration, traced from publications (one on recto, one on verso). Upper (recto): column or pillar with kylix and egg on top; lower (verso): Doric column with fabric bands.
Scene with Ramesses II, fanbearers, soldiers, and captives on the Inner face of the First Pylon of the Ramesseum, on the West Bank of Thebes (TopBib ii2.433(4)):