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toc =Image= Source: <> book of architecture containing designs of buildings and ornaments / by James Gibbs. http://www.e-rara.ch/zut/content/pageview/203815 =Transcript= (xix) cular Niches for Busto's and an Entablature supported by Rustick Coines. There were two of them to have been built opposite to one another, on each side of a Vista proposed to be cut through a Wood, and to be terminated with an Obelisque upon a Hill fronting the House; the execution of which was prevented by Sir //John//'s Death.

PLATE LXXI. The Plan, Upright and Section of a Room built by the Honourable //James Johnston// Esq. at //Twickenham//, being 30 feet over, and 34 feet high, richly adorned by //Artari// and //Bagutti// with Fretwork, and the proper Ornaments gilt. It is built with Brick and Stone.

PLATE LXXII. A circular Building in form of a Temple, 20 feet in Diameter, having a Peristylium round it of the Dorick Order, and adorn'd with a Cupola; erected in his Grace the Duke of //Bolton//'s Garden at //Hackwood//, upon the upper ground of an Amphitheatre, back'd with high Trees that render the Prospect of the Building very agreeable.

PLATE LXXIII. Two Uprights of another Pavillion buit at //Hackwood//. The Rustick Front looks upon a fine piece of Water, and the other on a beautiful Parterre.

PLATE LXXIV. The Plan and Section of the foregoing Pavillion.

PLATE LXXV. The Plan, Upright and Section of a Pavillion for the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount //Cobham// in his Garden at //Stow// in //Buckinghamshire//.

PLATE LXXVI. Another Design for two Pavillions at //Stow//; both built of Stone in the same form without; but within the one is an Octagon Room of 24 feet; the other is divided into Rooms, and made a Dwelling-house for a Gentleman.

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