Elevation of the Duke of York's Monument, Carlton Gardens, London, 1831

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"Elevation of the Duke of York's Monument, Carlton Gardens, London, 1831" is an architectural drawing by the British architect Benjamin Dean Wyatt. The drawing represents the design for the monument dedicated to Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, the second son of King George III. The monument, which was completed in 1834, is located in the Carlton Gardens near The Mall in London. Benjamin Dean Wyatt, born in 1775, was a prominent architect during the Regency and Georgian periods, known for his work on the Duke of York's Column as well as the redevelopment of the Drury Lane Theatre and Apsley House.

The drawing itself is a detailed representation of the proposed elevation for the monument, showcasing Wyatt's vision and architectural style. The Duke of York's Column is a grand commemorative column, featuring a statue of the Duke atop a tall Corinthian column. The monument stands at over 120 feet tall and is a significant example of early 19th-century British monumental architecture. Wyatt's drawing would have been an important part of the planning and approval process for the monument's construction and provides insight into the architectural practices of the time.

As an important piece of historical architectural documentation, "Elevation of the Duke of York's Monument, Carlton Gardens, London, 1831" not only highlights Wyatt's contribution to London's urban landscape but also serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context and aesthetic considerations of the period's public monuments. The Duke of York's Column remains a notable landmark in London, and Wyatt's drawing is a testament to the enduring legacy of his architectural work.

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