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Sketches at Longleat, seat of the Marquis of Bath, 1881 Creator: Unknown.

Sketches at Longleat, seat of the Marquis of Bath, 1881. 'The Saloon; The Drawing Room; Chimney Piece in Saloon; the Beech Grove; Entrance; The Waterfall; Garden View or East Front; South Front...Longleat...is one of the most magnificent country houses in England. The ancestor of Lord Bath, Sir John Thynne, in the time of King Edward VI., being secretary to the Earl of Hertford, afterwards Duke of Somerset and Protector of the realm, obtained large grants of confiscated church lands in Wiltshire. He next married a great City heiress, the only daughter of Sir Richard Gresham and sister of the famous Sir Thomas Gresham. Being thus made very rich, he built, from 1567 to 1578, a very grand house of mixed architectural styles, combining Tudor Gothic with Composite Grecian, which was a fashion of the period'. From "Illustrated London News", 1881.
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Title: Sketches at Longleat, seat of the Marquis of Bath, 1881 Creator: Unknown.
Caption: Sketches at Longleat, seat of the Marquis of Bath, 1881. 'The Saloon; The Drawing Room; Chimney Piece in Saloon; the Beech Grove; Entrance; The Waterfall; Garden View or East Front; South Front...Longleat...is one of the most magnificent country houses in England. The ancestor of Lord Bath, Sir John Thynne, in the time of King Edward VI., being secretary to the Earl of Hertford, afterwards Duke of Somerset and Protector of the realm, obtained large grants of confiscated church lands in Wiltshire. He next married a great City heiress, the only daughter of Sir Richard Gresham and sister of the famous Sir Thomas Gresham. Being thus made very rich, he built, from 1567 to 1578, a very grand house of mixed architectural styles, combining Tudor Gothic with Composite Grecian, which was a fashion of the period'. From "Illustrated London News", 1881.
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Image size: 3761 × 4957 px | 53.3 MB
Print size: 31.8 × 42.0 cm | 1480.7 × 1951.6 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 19 CENTURY 19TH CENTURY 19TH CENTURY. 19TH 19TH-CENTURY ANIMAL ARBOL ARCHITECTURE ART ARTS AVENUE B & W B / W B W B&W BEECH TREE BEECH TREES BEECH BEECHES BLACK & WHITE BLACK AND WHITE BRITAIN BRITISH BUILDING BUILDINGS CASCADE CATARACT CATARACTOUS CATARACTS CENTURY CHIMNEYPIECE CONCEPT COUNTRY HOUSE DEER PARK DEER DIAGRAM DOOR DOORS DRAWING ROOM DRAWING-ROOM EAST FRONT ENGLAND ENGRAVED ENGRAVING ESTATE EXTERIOR FAGUS FIREPLACE MANTEL FIREPLACE FRONT DOOR FURNITURE GARDEN FEATURE GARDEN ORNAMENT GARDEN GROUNDS HOUSE HOUSES ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, THE ILN INDOORS INSIDE INTERIOR DECORATION INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR INTERIORS: LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM LIVING-ROOM LOCATION LONGLEAT HOUSE LONGLEAT LOUNGE MANSION HOUSE MANSION MANTELPIECE NATURE NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPERS NINETEENTH CENTURY ORNAMENTAL LAKE OUTDOOR OUTDOORS OUTSIDE PARK PARLOUR PLANT PLANTA PLANTAE PLANTS PRESS PRINT COLLECTOR, THE PRINT ROOM SALON (DRAWING ROOM) SALON SALOON SITTING ROOM SITTING-ROOM STATELY HOME STEP STEPS TOURISM TOURIST ATTRACTION TRAVEL TREE TREES WATERFALL WATERFALLS WILDERNESS WILTSHIRE WOOD ENGRAVING XIX CENTURY