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Strawberry Hill, Horace Walpole, Twickenham, 1750
Fonthill Abbey, James Wyatt, Wiltshire, 1796
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List the two most important Gothic Revival buildings constructed prior to 1812
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The founder of the English Garden movement is usually considered to be
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informal
asymmetric
“natural” forms
follies
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List two aspects of the English picturesque garden that were early breaks with Classicism
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classicism was prevalent in Rome and Greece so the rise of nationalism caused the British to want to rediscover something that was started closer to home |
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What was the nationalist reason for Great Britain to assume Gothic over Neoclassical Architecture in the first half
of the 19th Century?
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melancholy (the ruins) and
medievalism
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Two ideas that became associated with the first period of the Gothic Revival in England were
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informal
asymmetric
“natural” forms
follies
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List two aspects of the English Picturesque landscape tradition
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It has been said the Batty Langleyʼs Gothic Architecture improved was his attempt to write the equivalent of
______________________ for Gothic Architecture.
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statehouse, Strawberryhill and Fonthill Abbey |
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The ______________________ was the principle building type that launched the first or picturesque phase of
the Gothic Revival. List two good examples of this phase of Gothic Revival:
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Humphry Repton and his redbook which was an old design with a flap over to show new design
Lancelot "Capability" Brown and his gardenless garden, he wanted landscape to look more natrual |
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Name two of England's early picturesque landscape architects and a technique/detail for which they were famous |
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