"English Heritage Historical Review" is a rich source of historical research and interpretation. The journal (published annually) focuses on discoveries from English Heritage properties, including landscapes, structures and their contents. It demonstrates English Heritage's commitment to providing new historical interpretation which stimulates discussion and debate. The contributors to the journal include English Heritage historians, archaeologists and curators, and other experts writing on English Heritage properties. Their research is previously unpublished and is lavishly illustrated throughout. The articles in Volume 3 explore a wide range of subjects, time periods and English Heritage properties.

English Heritage Historical Review: v. 3

Richard Hewlings

English Heritage

<p>Chiswick House is a pioneer work in neoclassical architecture. It was designed by the Third Earl of Burlington (1694-1753), who sought to create the kind of house and garden that might have been found in the suburbs of ancient Rome. In this, Lord Burlington, the foremost architect of his generation, drew inspiration from similar attempts by the architects of sixteenth-century Italy. The text throws new light on the architectural design of Lord Burlington's enchanting villa and the interpretation of classical themes within the lay-out of the house and gardens. Illustrated with color photographs, historical prints, maps, and floor plans.</p>

Chiswick House and Gardens

English Heritage Publications

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English Heritage Historical Review: v. 3

Chiswick House and Gardens