Lutyens, Sir Edwin Landseer, (1869-1944), Knight, architect

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Surname:	Lutyens
Pretitle:	Sir
Forenames:	Edwin Landseer
Gender:	Male
Date:	1869-1944
Title:	Knight
History:	architect
Biography:	ODNB link for Lutyens, Sir Edwin Landseer (1869-1944) Knight, architect
References:	DNB; NCA Rules
Name authority reference:	GB/NNAF/P276164 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P135019 )
Online related resources	Artists' Paper Register link for Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens	Bibliography of British and Irish History link for Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens

Collections
Number	Description	Held by	Reference	Further information
1	1919-1988: Files relating to the Cenotaph, Whitehall	The National Archives, Kew
2	corresp and papers	Royal Institute of British Architects	LuE	NRA 34222 Lutyens
3	architectural drawings and sketches	Royal Institute of British Architects	Drawings Collection	See Cumulative Index to the Catalogue of the Drawings Collection (1989)
4	letters and plans	Kent History and Library Centre	U522	NRA 5390
5	plans for early versions of National Theatre	National Theatre Archive		See Metropolitan Lines (GLAN Newsletter) Feb 2002
6	1937: plans (2) of 16 Stafford Place, Westminster	City of Westminster Archives Centre	Acc 1744	See Annual Return 1993
7	c1913: design for alteration and additions to Roehampton House, Wandsworth	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 1998
8	drawings for new British embassy in Washington DC	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 2006
9	1936-39: designs for Liverpool Cathedral, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire and Millbank housing, London	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 1998
10	drawings	Canadian Centre for Architecture		See information from website 18/7/01
11	1926-41: letters (16) to SA Alexander	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Accessions to Repositories 1990
12	1901-42: corresp with Sir Herbert Baker and rel to New Delhi	Royal Institute of British Architects	BaH	NRA 34202 Baker
13	corresp with Thomas Bodkin	Trinity College Dublin	MSS 6910-7079	NRA 24102
14	1935-42: corresp with Lord Clark	Tate Gallery Archive	TGA 8812	NRA 32463 Clark
15	1915-16: letters to Lord Hardinge	Cambridge University Library: Department of Manuscripts and University Archives	Hardinge	NRA 3853
16	1925-35: letters to Lord Howard of Penrith	Cumbria Archive Centre, Carlisle	DHW	NRA 23774 Howard
17	1899-1923: caricatures and sketches together with letters to various members of the Lewis family	Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections	MSS Dep c 846, 852-53	NRA 40097
18	1889-1917: letters from Gertrude Jekyll	Canadian Centre for Architecture		See information from website 18/7/01
19	c1910-1913: corresp with Nathaniel Lloyd in rel to the construction of Great Dixter	Collection held privately: enquiries to The National Archives, Archives Sector Development		See HMC file Lloyd Family of Great Dixter, Sussex
20	1932: letters to Lord Lothian	National Records of Scotland (formerly National Archives of Scotland)	GD40	NRA 10737 Kerr
21	corresp and papers rel to work for Imperial War Graves Commission	Commonwealth War Graves Commission	passim	NRA 40692 Commonwealth
22	1890: letters, watercolours rel to Crooksbury, Surrey	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 2005
23	1929-30: letters to George Plank rel to Marvells, Sussex	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 2005
24	1933-1943: corresp with Reginald McKenna about building Halnaker House, Sussex, with plans	Cambridge University: Churchill Archives Centre	MCKN
25	1942-1943: letters rel to proposed extension to Westminster Abbey at the west end for future commemorations	Westminster Abbey Library and Muniment Room	WAM 61536-49

Related record creators
	Record creator	Description of relationship	Dates	Category of relationship
1	Walcot, William, (1874-1943), architect, artist and etcher	professional collaboration incl Trafalgar Square fountains		Associative