Gallery of Architectural Work
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Easton Neston House (c.1695-1710), Northamptonshire, only the central block minus the dome was actually built
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Easton Neston House (c.1695-1710)
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King William Block (1699-1702), Greenwich Hospital, looking south-east
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King William Block (1699-1702), Greenwich Hospital, west facade
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The Obelisk (1702), Ripon, Yorkshire
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Kensington Palace Orangery (1704–05), from the south west
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Kensington Palace Orangery (1704–05), interior looking east
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Clarendon Building (1712–13), Oxford, south front
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Clarendon Building (1712–13), Oxford, from the north-east
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All Souls College (1716–34), Oxford, from the south-west
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All Souls College (1716–34), Oxford, from the entrance gate looking east
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Tower (1718–24), St. Michael, Cornhill, London
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The Long Library (1722–25), Blenheim Palace
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The Mausoleum (1729–42), Castle Howard
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The Carrmire gate (c.1730), Castle Howard
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Queen's College Oxford (1733–36), entrance gate & screen
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