The Growth of the English House a Short History of Its Architectural Developmen
The Growth of the English House a Short History of Its Architectural Developmen
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CHAPTER VIII.
LATE SIXTEENTH CENTURY SYMMETRY IN PLANNING.
THE best known of the designers of this period is John Thorpe, who lived in the reigns of Elizabeth and James ; and his collection of drawings, preserved in the Soane Museum, is of great value from the light it throws on the house design of the time. Houses themselves have generally undergone many alterations, from which it is difficult to disentangle their history, or to tell with certainty what their original plan may have been. But T...horpe's drawings show what the designer actually had in his mind as he worked. From them we learn that in most cases the hall was still the chief apartment, and that it still occupied its ancient situation between the family rooms on one side and the servants' rooms on the other. In the great majority of examples the dais is also shown, indicating that the ancient usage was maintained of the family occupying the head of the hall at meals, while the servants were ranged at tables in the body. But we know from other sources that some families had already taken to dining in a separate room, and that guests had complained of being set to dine with the steward in the hall ins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VIII.
LATE SIXTEENTH CENTURY SYMMETRY IN PLANNING.
THE best known of the designers of this period is John Thorpe, who lived in the reigns of Elizabeth and James ; and his collection of drawings, preserved in the Soane Museum, is of great value from the light it throws on the house design of the time. Houses themselves have generally undergone many alterations, from which it is difficult to disentangle their history, or to tell with certainty what their original plan may have been. But T...horpe's drawings show what the designer actually had in his mind as he worked. From them we learn that in most cases the hall was still the chief apartment, and that it still occupied its ancient situation between the family rooms on one side and the servants' rooms on the other. In the great majority of examples the dais is also shown, indicating that the ancient usage was maintained of the family occupying the head of the hall at meals, while the servants were ranged at tables in the body. But we know from other sources that some families had already taken to dining in a separate room, and that guests had complained of being set to dine with the steward in the hall ins.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Alfred John Alfred Gotch to read onlineMoreLess
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