Paintings, Prints & Drawings — 1759
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Sandby's drawing shows the first Kew Bridge built in 1758-1759 by John Barnard with seven timber arches. It was replaced by James's Paine's stone bridge in 1784-1789. The present bridge was erected in 1903.
drawing, watercolour
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