The English House How to Judge Its Periods And Styles
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1558.
4. Kirby, Northants, attributed to John Thorpe, A. D. 1570-75.
5. Knole, Kent, A. D. 1570.
6. Penshurst, Kent, 1570-85.
7. Burleigh, Northants, by John Thorpe, 1575-87.
8. Longleat, Wiltshire, attributed to John of Padua, and built in 1567-79.
9. Westwood, Worcestershire, dating from 1590.
10. Wollaton, Notts, by R. Smithson, a. D. 1580.
11. Longford Castle, Wilts, by John Thorpe, A. D. 1580, but much altered in the eighteenth century.
THE RENAISSANCE 267 12. Hever, Kent.
13. Sutton Court..., Surrey.
14. The ruins of Cowdray House, Sussex.
15. The Gate of Honour, Caius College, Cambridge, attributed to Theodore Haveus, of Cleves, A. D. 1565-74.
16. Nevill Court, Trinity College, Cam- bridge, by Ralph Simonds, a. D. 1593— 1615.
"Jacobean and Stuart Period 1. Holland House, Kensington, by John Thorpe, a. D. 1607.
2. Bramshill, Hants, dating from 161 2.
3. Hatfield House, Herts, a. D. 161 i.
4. Audley End, Essex, by Bernard Jansen, finished in 1616.
5. Blickling Hall, Norfolk, a. D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1558.
4. Kirby, Northants, attributed to John Thorpe, A. D. 1570-75.
5. Knole, Kent, A. D. 1570.
6. Penshurst, Kent, 1570-85.
7. Burleigh, Northants, by John Thorpe, 1575-87.
8. Longleat, Wiltshire, attributed to John of Padua, and built in 1567-79.
9. Westwood, Worcestershire, dating from 1590.
10. Wollaton, Notts, by R. Smithson, a. D. 1580.
11. Longford Castle, Wilts, by John Thorpe, A. D. 1580, but much altered in the eighteenth century.
THE RENAISSANCE 267 12. Hever, Kent.
13. Sutton Court..., Surrey.
14. The ruins of Cowdray House, Sussex.
15. The Gate of Honour, Caius College, Cambridge, attributed to Theodore Haveus, of Cleves, A. D. 1565-74.
16. Nevill Court, Trinity College, Cam- bridge, by Ralph Simonds, a. D. 1593— 1615.
"Jacobean and Stuart Period 1. Holland House, Kensington, by John Thorpe, a. D. 1607.
2. Bramshill, Hants, dating from 161 2.
3. Hatfield House, Herts, a. D. 161 i.
4. Audley End, Essex, by Bernard Jansen, finished in 1616.
5. Blickling Hall, Norfolk, a. D.
What to read after The English House How to Judge Its Periods And Styles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- to read onlineMoreLess
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