Strickland & Russell has dated this 1934 Architectural Pencil Drawing to the 1930s.
Artist / Designer: K. Pitchford (full name unconfirmed).
Title: A Sluice.
Date: 1934.
Surface: Paper.
Medium: Original pencil drawing with detailed cross-hatching and architectural draughtsmanship.

Details: A striking original 1934 architectural and engineering design entitled A Sluice, signed K. Pitchford and bearing the stamp of Leeds College of Art, School of Architecture.
The composition depicts an ambitious curved water-retaining structure set within a dramatic mountainous landscape, accompanied by detailed sectional diagrams, a reservoir plan and technical annotations illustrating water pressure and structural principles.

The artist is believed to have studied architecture at Leeds College of Art during the 1930s. A K. Pitchford of Leeds is also recorded in the May 1939 Architects' Journal among newly elected Associates of the Town Planning Institute, although a definitive connection has not yet been established.

An unusual surviving example of British interwar architectural education and design, with considerable decorative and historical appeal.
Condition: Antique condition with visible creasing, surface undulations, age-related discolouration, handling marks and wear around the edges and corners. Please examine all photographs carefully. Unframed.
Size approx. 76 x 56 cm
Strickland & Russell has dated this 1934 Architectural Pencil Drawing to the 1930s.
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