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Hace 4 días · The Red House was designed by Philip Webb and was the home of William Morris from 1860 - 1865. It was the only house designed for him. Two of his children were born here and there were lots of riotous parties by all accounts. The garden, like the house, was designed in the Arts and Crafts style.
Hace 4 días · Dallas local DJ Philip Webb started his career in 2014. He is known for his distinctive style of creating positive atmospheres by blending dark elements with powerful vocals and grand melodies, creating an unforgettable experience on the dance floor. Drawing inspiration from artists like DJ GRIND, J
Hace 3 días · Studying the stonework, with its grand steps, arched windows and rising columns, also reveals why this building is so highly thought of: it was designed by Philip Webb, the father of arts and...
Hace 1 día · A quarter of a century later Muthesius recognized its strong influence on contemporaries (compared with the less publicized work of Philip Webb). He also noted its character half-way between a town and country house, retaining the location of domestic offices and servants' quarters in a basement storey but eliminating main living ...
Hace 2 días · Artist: Philip Webb. Art style: Miscellaneous. Title: Design for the Red House, Bexley Heath (pen and ink and w/c on paper) (19th) Size: 66 x 52 cm (25,9 x 20,4 inches) Location: Swedish National Museum. Picture number: STC-156437. EAN-Number: 4050038621445. Colored similar art prints, canvas prints & paintings.
Hace 5 días · In 1887 the house was extended at the back by Philip Webb for John Frederick Bowman, solicitor son of the ophthalmic surgeon Sir William Bowman for whom Webb had previously designed Joldwynds in Surrey.
Hace 2 días · Although the small-paned windows with wide, moulded frames are in the domestic revival idiom, the overall appearance of the house with its large gable and stone dressings is more 'Gothic' than 'Queen Anne', and in stylistic origin it appears to owe more to the London works of Philip Webb than to the country houses which had formed the bulk of ...
