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... marbles in England, Thomas Howard, 14th Earl of Arundel, who was also the first to make proper provision for its display, after the manner of the patrician Roman collections, at his house in the Strand. Arundel's encouragement of scholarly interest in ...
... descent connecting the Arundel and Marlborough collections, although complicated and indirect, is nonetheless traceable. Furthermore, the probability that the gem was a christening gift from Philip II to his godson, Philip, Earl of Arundel, is very strong indeed ...
... collection created by Mr Spencer for the house includes an important series of portraits, such as Henry Fitzalan, the 12th Earl of Arundel by Antonis More, Sir Henry and Lady Kingsmill by William Larkin, which hang in the drawing room (Fig 4), a portrait of ...
... of the Earl of Arundel for a journey that included a prolonged visit to Italy. They travelled to cities such as Vincenzawhere Jones met Vincenzo Scamozzi, a pupil of Palladio—Naples and Rome. The tour cemented his friendship with Lord Arundel, one of ...
... departed. The acquisiion of paintings cious collector Thomas Howard, 2nd 3, the 22- had always been second only to the Earl of Arundel, who was thwarted in ‘mergency acquisition of a Spanish bride in the attempts to buy two Leonardo note- asse. The intentions ...
... Hawksmoor'. The elegant apartments were designed round the collection of antiquities which the Fermors acquired from the lst Earl of Arundel. Hawksmoor himself wrote of Easton Neston: 'I had the honor to be concerned in ye body of ye house, it is beautifully ...
... of the sculpture ofThomas Howard, the 14th Earl of Arundel, known as 'the father ofEnglish Vertue', as he was the forerunner of this sophisticated taste for antiquities from Italy and the N ear East. Arundel, born into a noble family brought low under ...
... Magritte’s 1966 through. For example, the AND ILLUSIONS &5 i fact a handsome exhabition cata- version of Ceci n’est pas une Earl of Arundel, one of 17th- logue in expanded form. The show Pipe, than to include painted century England’s best-known SYBILLE EBE ...
... was spectacularly sancy debarred them from public life. Buckingham, Earls of Stafford, Earls of enlarged and embellished from 1826 They were educated and spent much ~ Hereford and Earls of Northampton, onwards (Fig 5), ostensibly by John tme on the Continent ...
... castle erected by Sir James Douglas in 131 7, the same year in which he repulsed an attempted English invasion led by the Earl of Arundel. In neighbouring Dumfriesshire, the sale of a 1, 134-acre hill farm by the Buccleuch estate is a reminder of more recent ...
... a pilgrimage to NORFOLK According to Waiter Rye in Noifolk Families (1913), F ermor was a 'feodary' or tenant of the Earl of Arundel for his orfolk estates in 1504, and by 1523 appears in the subsidy roll to be as essed as the richest orfolk. In 1533 ...
... Dyck in 1632. He had first come to England with that great collector, the 2nd Earl of Arundel, and after his eclipse at Court, he returned to the Netherlands to act as Arundel's dealer. Lady Mary had a very serious look to her, despite the little dog she ...