Ioannes Soane
Ioannes Soane, vulgo Sir John Soane (die 10 Septembris 1753 natus in oppido Goring comitatus Oxoniensis; Londinii die 20 Ianuarii 1837 mortuus) fuit architectus et antiquarius Anglicus. Inter aedificia eius hodie servata sunt Pinacotheca Dulwichiensis et ecclesia S. Trinitatis ad Marylebone. Designavit etiam aedificium Argentariae Anglicae in urbe Londiniensi: hoc autem saeculo XX ineunte, designante Herberto Baker, fere omnino restructum est. Domus eius Londiniensis, quam seipse in museum converterat, etiam hodie visitatur, nomine Sir John Soane's Museum.

Bibliographia 
 Darley, Gillian, (1999) John Soane An Accidental Romantic, Yale University Press, ISBN 9-780300-081657
 de la Ruffinière du Prey, Pierre (1982) John Soane the Making of an Architect, Chicago University Press, ISBN 0-226-17299-6
 Richardson, Margaret & Stevens, Mary Anne (editores), (1999) John Soane Architect Master of Light and Space, The Royal Academy of Arts, ISBN 0-900-94680-6
 Schumann-Cacia, Eva, (1991) John Soane and The Bank of England, Longman, ISBN 1-85454-056-4
 Stroud, Dorothy, (1984) Sir John Soane Architect, Faber & Faber, ISBN 0-571-13050-X
 Waterfield, Giles (editor), (1996) Soane and Death, Dulwich Picture Gallery, ISBN 978-1898-519089
 Watkin, David, (1996) Sir John Soane Enlightenment Thought and the Royal Academy Lectures, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0-521-44091-2

Nexus externi 
 Situs publicus Musei Ioannis Soane

Nati 1753
Mortui 1837
Architecti Britanniae
Antiquarii
Sodales Regiae Academiae Artium
Socii Regalis Societatis Londiniensis
Incolae Angliae