Browsing Sir Herbert Baker Collection by Subject "Drawings"

Browsing Sir Herbert Baker Collection by Subject "Drawings"

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  • Gable of building in Prince Albert 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawing by Sir Herbert Baker of a gable on a Cape Dutch building in Prince Albert. The gable has Baroque scrolls and a pointed apex.
  • Letter to Geoffrey Pearse 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-08-26)
    Letter from Sir Herbert Baker to Geoffrey Pearse, advising him on the availability of sketches that he had requested. It includes a discussion on whether certain architects, like Sir Edwin Lutyens, had influenced Baker's work.
  • Letter to Sir Herbert Baker from Prof. Pearse 
    Pearse, Geoffrey Eastcott (1885-1968) (2008-08-26)
    Letter to Sir Herbert Baker from Prof. Geoffrey Pearse, Head of the Department of Architecture at the University of the Witwatersrand. He thanks him for drawings received for his book, which is however already with the ...
  • Rouwkoop, Rondebosch 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawing by Sir Herbert Baker of Rouwkoop in Rondebosch, Cape Town. It appears to be a remodelled and extended Georgian building, topped by a jerkin head roof.
  • Schoonegezicht cellar 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawing by Sir Herbert Baker of the Cape Dutch cellar at Schoonegezicht in Stellenbosch, dated 1800. It has a typical Baroque gable.
  • Stellenbosch gables 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawings by Sir Herbert Baker of four examples of gables on Cape Dutch buildings in Stellenbosch: convex-concave, pointed apex and Baroque types.
  • Watergat, Drakenstein 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawing by Sir Herbert Baker of the Baroque-style gable of a Cape Dutch building at Watergat in Drakenstein. The architect is unknown.
  • Weltevreden, Drakenstein 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (2008-09-26)
    Drawings by Sir Herbert Baker of Weltevreden and associated Cape Dutch outbuildings in Drakenstein, which subsequently burnt down. The thatched buildings feature different gables: leg-o-mutton, straight and neoclassical.