hs i baroque in england, lect 7 wbg
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Baroque in EnglandThe Restoration
Restoration – Charles II
Ham House, begun 1610
Great Hall, Ham House
The Duchess’s Bedchamber, Ham House
Great Fire of London 1666
The old St. Paul’s Cathedral before 1666
- St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, Sir Christopher Wren, 1675-1720
St. Paul’s, South wall, note carving by Grinling Gibbons
Interior, St. Paul’s, Christopher Wren, Baroque, England
King Charles II, of England
William III (William of Orange) and Mary II, Joint sovereigns, 1689-1702
Hampton Court Palace, new and old portions of the building
Hampton Court Palace - New wing by Christopher Wren for William & Mary, begun 1689
Hampton Court, Kings Staircase,
paintings by Verrio
Queen’s Drawing Room, paintings by Verrio
Queen Mary’s Bedchamber, Hampton Court
Blenheim Palace, John Vanbrugh, English Baroque
Blenheim Palace, John Vanbrugh, English Baroque
Chatsworth – rebuilt beginning 1687
Interior Court, Chatsworth
Great Hall, Chatsworth
Interior of the apartment for the king and bed of state, Chatsworth
Interior with Spanish Leather on the walls, Chatsworth
Grinling Gibbons carving
Furniture and Furnishings
William and Mary Armchair and Side Chair
Charles II, or Carolean Period, Side Chair
Early Queen Anne
“Easie” Chair or Invalid’s Chair, Charles II or Carolean
Period
State Bed for Melville designed by Daniel Marot
Porcelain Room by Daniel Marot
Baroque chest on Chest,Architectural Form, Cornice, Bun feet
Note marquetry andNo carved ornament
Chest on Stand with Seaweed and Oyster Marquetry
Oystering, a type of Marquetry, used on a chest of drawers
Chest on Stand, William and Mary,Baroque, English
Japanning – and Lacquer work
Chest on Chest, Double Bonnet, William and Mary, Baroque, England
First George Room, Burghley House,
Baroque, England