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Staged Experiences. Architecture and rhetoric in the work of Sir Henry Wotton, Nicholas Hawksmoor and Sir John Vanbrugh.
Ploeg, Sophie Mireille
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Figure 1. Blenheim Palace. Portico.
Figure 2. Blenheim Palace. Kitchen Gate.
Figure 3. Blenheim Palace. The Bridge.
Figure 4. Blenheim Palace. Front Facade.
Figure 5. Blenheim Palace. Engraving after Maure.
Figure 6. Portrait of Sir John Vanbrugh by Sir Godfrey Kneller, c.
1704-10.
Figure 7. Bust of Nicholas Hawksmoor. Attributed to Henry Cheere, c.
1736.
Figure 8. Castle Howard. From Campbell's Vitruvius Britannicus
Figure 9. Castle Howard. Mausoleum.
Figure 10. Seaton Delaval. North Front.
Figure 11. Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester. Portrait from the sixteenth century.
Figure 12. Ionic Order from Shute's The First and Chief Groundes of Architecture (1563).
Figure 13. Christ Church. West front.
Figure 14. Westminster Abbey. West front.
Figure 15. Portrait of Sir Henry Wotton. Engraving after an anonymous portrait.
Figure 16. Bingham. Plan for an ideal church, based on Eusebius.
From Bingham's Origines Ecclessiasticae.
Figure 17. George Wheler. Plan of an ideal early Christian church.
From Wheler's An Account (...), pl. 4 and 5.
Figure 18. St. Anne Limehouse. Hawksmoor's design drawing for the tower.
Figure 19. St. George in the East. Design for west elevation.
Figure 20. St. Anne Limehouse. East front design.
Figure 21. St. Anne Limehouse. Hawksmoor's design drawing for the north front. Notice the different perspective in the east-end towers.
Figure 22. Christ Church. Hawksmoor's design for the east front.
Figure 23. St. George Bloomsbury.
Figure 24. St. George Bloomsbury. Plan.
Figure 26. St. Alphege. Plan.
Figure 27. St. Alphege. Interior.
Figure 28. St. Mary Woolnoth. North window.
Figure 29. St. Mary Woolnoth. Front.
Figure 30. St. Mary Woolnoth. Plan.
Figure 31. St. Mary Woolnoth. Interior.
Figure 32. St. Mary Woolnoth. Axonometric view. Drawing by Alison Shepherd from John Summerson's Georgian London (1945).
Figure 33. St. George in the East. Plan.
Figure 34. St. George in the East. Interior in 1940.
Figure 35. Hawksmoor. Basilica after the primitive Christians.
Figure 36. St. George in the East. West entrance.
Figure 37. St. George in the East. West elevation.
Figure 38. St. George in the East. South elevation.
Figure 39. St. Anne Limehouse. Plan.
Figure 40. St. Anne Limehouse. Interior.
Figure 41. St. Anne Limehouse. West elevation.
Figure 42. St. Anne Limehouse. North elevation.
Figure 43. St. Anne Limehouse. East elevation.
Figure 44. Palladio. Reconstruction of the Temple of Peace.
Figure 45. St. Anne Limehouse. South elevation.
Figure 46. Christ Church. West tower.
Figure 47. Christ Church. Portico.
Figure 48. Christ Church. East Front.
Figure 49. Christ Church. Plan.
Figure 50. Christ Church. Interior.
Figure 51. Christ Church. Barrel Vaults.
Figure 52. Vanbrugh. Kimbolton Castle.
Figure 53. Hardwick Hall.
Figure 54. Seaton Delaval. West front.
Figure 55. Vanbrugh's Goose Pie House. Watercolour drawing from the Soan Office (Sir John Soane's Museum).
Figure 56. The Old Woodstock Manor. Anonymous engraving, c. 1714.
Figure 57. Vanbrugh Castle. Sketch by William Stukeley, 1721.
Figure 58. Castle Howard. Pyramid Gate.
Figure 59. Blenheim Palace. Kitchen Court.
Figure 60. Blenheim Palace. Court with entrance to Kitchen Court.
Figure 61. Seaton Delaval plan.
Figure 62. Seaton Delaval. North front.
Figure 63. Seaton Delaval. North front detail.
Figure 64. Seaton Delaval. South front.
Figure 65. Seaton Delaval. West staircase tower.
Figure 66. Seaton Delaval. East staircase tower with 'angled' window.
Figure 67. Seaton Delaval. Plan from Vitruvius Britannicus.
Figure 68. Seaton Delaval. Plan from a Victorian map.
Figure 69. Seaton Delaval. Interior.
Figure 70. Seaton Delaval. From the south-west.
Figure 71. Sir Christopher Wren. St. Mary le Bow, London, 1670-67. Photograph before destruction in 1941 and subsequent
rebuilding.
