Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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MEMORIAL TO THE 1851 EXHIBITION, 1861–3. J. Durham, designer, with modifications by S. Smirke
a (left). Durham's competition design (p. 134)
Memorial to the 1851 Exhibition
Durham's competition design (p. 134)
b (centre). Alfred Steven's competition design (p. 134)
Memorial to the 1851 Exhibition
Alfred Steven's competition design (p. 134)
c (right). Memorial in 1972
Memorial to the 1851 Exhibition
Memorial in 1972
d (left). Model viewed by Prince Albert in 1861 in what is now quadrangle of Victoria and Albert Musueum: Henry Cole in foreground, Sheepshanks Gallery behind (p. 135)
Memorial to the 1851 Exhibition
Alfred Steven's competition design (p. 134)
e The Prince's view in d.
Memorial to the 1851 Exhibition
The Prince's view in d.