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Adam, Robert 1728 - 1792. Robert Adam was born in Kirkaldy, Fife, Scotland on 3 July 1728. He was the son of the architect William Adam (1689-1748) under whom he trained. He also studied at Edinburgh University from 1743. Following the death of his father in 1748, Robert Adam and his elder brother, John Adam (1721-1792) formed a partnership to ...
Las enseñanzas de Adams, sencillas, directas, claras y profundas, tienen sus raíces en la tradición Advaita o no-dualidad. Como su guru Ramana, Robert Adams hizo hincapié en la importancia de trascender el "yo" individual mediante el proceso de indagación de sí mismo, para poder percibir y comprender finalmente la realidad del Sí-mismo ...
Robert Adam, nato il 3 luglio 1728 nella Gladney House di Kirkcaldy, trascorse gran parte della sua fanciullezza a Edimburgo. Bambino dalla «costituzione fragile», come ci tramandano le fonti, [1] iniziò gli studi alla Royal High School di Edimburgo, dove acquisì i rudimenti del latino e lesse le opere di Virgilio , Orazio , Tito Livio , Sallustio e Cicerone . [2]
Robert Adam ( 3. července 1728, Kirkcaldy – 3. března 1792, Londýn) byl skotský architekt. Jeho otec byl stavitel William Adam. Vytvořil tzv. Adamův sloh, inspirovaný antickou a italskou renesanční architekturou a spojen s klasicismem. Spolu se svým bratrem Jamesem je považován za předchůdce slohu Ludvíka XVI. Studoval v ...
Home page of Robert Adam, a country artist from Calgary. An old country soul, wrapped in rhinestones and a new wave of country. Robert pays homage to the deep tradition of the country that has come before him, but also carries the torch further to inclusi
Robert Adam, nado en Kirkcaldy o 3 de xullo de 1728 e finado en Londres o 3 de marzo de 1792, foi un arquitecto e deseñador neoclásico escocés. Traxectoria [ editar | editar a fonte ] Foi o segundo fillo de catro (todos arquitectos) de William Adam, canteiro e arquitecto, estudou na Universidade de Edimburgo , aínda que non se graduou.
Robert Adam (1728-1792) was born in Kirkcaldy, Fife, the second son of the architect William Adam (1689-1748). To complete his education he spent two years studying in Rome. From his observations of Roman design, Adam learned to blend the architecture of the ancient world with his own inspirations.
