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Classical Influences that Shaped the Regency World

Posted in 18th Century England, Georgian Life, Regency Art, Regency Life, Regency style, tagged Classical architecture, Grand Tour, Neoclassical Architecture, Neoclassicism, Palladian Style, William Kent on April 9, 2011|

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The era in which Jane Austen lived was a complex time in which scientific advances, the Industrial Revolution, warfare in Europe, and visits to ancient lands influenced the culture of Great Britain. These articles from The Culture Concept Circle will answer your questions about a few of the influences on the neoclassical style so prevalent during this time. Videos are included in some links.

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What is: Classical Architecture? More than a column?

What is: Palladian Style? More than a villa in the Veneto?

What is: A Compleat Gentleman? More than a leader in style?

Quest for Nature: William Kent and the English Idyll

Local Virginia influences are outlined in Franklin and Jefferson – on the early years of the enlightenment and on founding architectural freedom

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The Grand Tour in the 18th and 19th Century

John Nash: The Prince Regent’s Architect

Robert Adam Interior: Video

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Of Art, Artists, and Paintings

Posted in Regency Art, tagged Neoclassicism, Regency Art and Architecture on August 31, 2006|

Art from the Regency and Georgian period in England was lush, luscious, delectable, creamy, and so mouthwatering that you just want to look AND touch. View a cornocupia of visual feasts on the following sites:

Prinny’s Paintings
English School of Painting
English Painting 1800-1900
Neoclassicism:The Classical Ideal
Neoclassicism: A Link of Artists
History of English Watercolour Paintings
J.M.W. Turner
The Neoclassical Temple
Jean Nattes Prints of Bath

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