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共 21 段- James Bernard Paynter, Esq., Yeovil
- Contemporary with these great efforts in design were innumer
- As the century grew older the severance from the traditions
- The Thorpe and Smithson drawings are closely allied both in
- At Wilton, in Wiltshire, is some of the finest of Jones’s in
- Admitting to the full the great skill and knowledge which th
- The attribution of Thorpe Hall to Webb rests on tradition an
- From this it will be seen that the tendency was to increase
- Charles II.’s interest in the pastime of building was but fi
- The chapel (Fig. 96) is interesting as an example of classic
- Wren was not the only man of science of his time who became
- There is nothing particularly striking about the architectur
- In one of his houses, at any rate, Vanbrugh did not resort t
- In many instances the kitchen with its dependencies occupied
- Endowed with natural abilities above the average, which had
- In the towns, of course, the surroundings did little to help
- From the earliest days it had been customary to give importa
- An unusual form of panelling, but one which is both cheap an
- As time went on this delicate ornament faded away and, excep
- „ „ drawings at, 64, 66, =36=, =37=, =40=, =41=
- [38] “The Designs for the First Movable Scenery on the Engli