Two Large Framed Edwardian Period Architect’s Site Plan Drawings for Barnsley Hall Lunatic Asylum, by George T. Hine Architect c.1902 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The composition has a subdued

The composition has a subdued feel due to the pastel shades used in the background

Brown Argus

in other words the paint has flaked and chipped off in places with some small cracks here and there as they have had an awful lot thrown at them in the past but this only adds to their aesthetic appeal and structurally both the masks and the boards are in sound order

Origin: Spanish

they were the principal instruments of communication before the advent of telephones and computers

Two Large Framed Edwardian Period Architect’s Site Plan Drawings for Barnsley Hall Lunatic Asylum, by George T. Hine Architect c.1902 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The composition has a subduedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1902Height: 32. 75Width: 45. 25Depth: 0. 5 (each framed)The large and scarce architects site plans, framed and glazed, for Barnsley Hall Asylum, by George T. Hine Architect, both Approved by Worcester County Council in 1902, showing the Medical Superintendents House and the other cross sections of various parts of the main asylum, with an array of interesting annotations, each surviving from