90. The Turner Mausoleum, by James Gibbs. 1750. (Kirkleatham, Yorkshire).
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91. Monument to Marwood William Turner, Proposed Design by James Gibbs. 1740. Pen, Ink and Wash. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
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92. Shakespeare, by Peter Scheemakers. Bronzed Plaster Cast of the Modello for the Westminster Abbey Monument, 1740. (York Castle Museum).
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93. Monument to Marwood William Turner, by Peter Scheemakers. 1741-42. Marble. (Formerly Kirkleatham).
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94. The Turner Mausoleum, by James Gibbs. 1740. A Section Showing One of the Proposed Monument Designs. Pen, Ink and Wash. (The Parochial Church Council of St Cuthbert, Kirkleatham).
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95. Monument to Marwood William Turner. Contract Drawing, by Peter Scheemakers. 1741. Pen, Ink and Wash. (The Parochial Church Council of St Cuthbert, Kirkleatham).
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On a Project Ascribed to Carlo Fontana for the Facade of S. Giovanni in Laterano
68. The Senate House and Old University Library, Cambridge. Photo National Monuments Record.
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69. Design for University Buildings at Cambridge, by James Gibbs. (Gibbs Collection, IV.44). Courtesy Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
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70. Design for University Buildings at Cambridge, by James Gibbs, Engraved by H. Hulsbergh. (British Museum, King's Maps, VIII-68-a.) Photo. University Library, Cambridge.
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71. Final Scheme for University Buildings at Cambridge, by James Gibbs. (Gibbs, Book of Architecture, pl.36). Photo. National Monuments Record.
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72. Design for University Buildings at Cambridge, by James Gibbs. (Gibbs Collection, IV.14). Courtesy Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
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73. Cannons, South Front (1719-20), by James Gibbs. Photo. Courtauld Institute of Art.
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74. Design for University Buildings at Cambridge, by James Gibbs. (Gibbs Collection IV. 13). Courtesy Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
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A. Cambridge, University Buildings, Plan of Site, with Gibbs's Final Scheme Superimposed (Based on Willis & Clark: Architectural History of Cambridge [1886], vol. IV, pl. 27.)