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William Wilkins ( Carlisle, 20 de diciembre de 1779- Pittsburgh, 23 de junio de 1865) fue un abogado, jurista y político estadounidense . Durante su carrera, se desempeñó en ambas cámaras de la Legislatura del Estado de Pensilvania y en las tres ramas del gobierno federal de los Estados Unidos, siendo juez federal de los Estados Unidos ...
William Wilkins, né le 31 août 1778 à Norwich et mort le 31 août 1839 à Cambridge, est un architecte et archéologue britannique. Il a notamment conçu la National Gallery et l' University College de Londres .
Judge Wilkins chaired the Commission until 1994 while also serving as a federal judge. In June 1986 he was appointed U.S. Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. In 1999, he was named Chair of the Committee on Criminal Law for the federal judiciary by Chief Justice William Rehnquist. On February 15, 2003, he was elevated to the ...
18 de may. de 2018 · Wilkins, William. Wilkins, William (1778–1839). English architect, son of William Wilkins. Educated at Cambridge, he became acquainted with Greek and Italian architecture during his travels (1801–4). He set up his office in London in 1809 and quickly established himself as a leading figure of the Greek Revival.
William Wilkins graduated from Gonville and Caius College in 1800 as 6th Wrangler and was awarded the Worts Travelling Bachelorship in 1801. Over the next two years he travelled from Naples and Paestum to Sicily, Greece and Asia Minor studying the antiquities and gathering material for subsequent publications and inspiration for later architectural designs.
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 10171. Source citation. US Congressman, US Senator, Presidential Cabinet Secretary. After studying law, he was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1801, and eventually served seven years (1824 to 1831) as United States District Court Judge for Pennsylvania's Western District. In 1828 he had been elected as a Democrat ...
La Galería Nacional (1832-38). Traflgar Square, Londres, por William Wilkins. Según Henry-Russell Hitchcock, "La larga fachada... extiende por la parte superior de Trafalgar Square, es excesivamente episódica" (67). La fotografía y texto 1966 por JGeorge P. Landow.
