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Recreating the Medieval Manor House

Francis Wheatley Country Scenes, 1795


Details

The lecture will explore the revival of interest in the medieval manor house from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth century. The picturesque cottage became popular as a feature within the landscape garden in the late eighteenth century, developing into the vogue for the cottage orné during the Regency period. In the later nineteenth century antiquarians and Arts and Crafts enthusiasts rescued and lovingly restored medieval manor houses, enraptured by their romance, history and atmosphere.

Venue
Online Lecture

Event Organisers
Sarah Bowles and Philippa Barton

Cost
Cost of the event is £12.50 plus eventbrite booking fee


Programme

4.15-5.15pm
Recreating the Medieval manor House
Sarah Bowles


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