Joseph Nash. The mansions of England in the olden time : Third series. — London, 1841

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"The Mansions of England in the Olden Time" is a four-volume work by Joseph Nash, published between 1839 and 1849, that features detailed lithographs of famous (and lesser-known) English country houses, primarily those built during the Tudor and Stuart periods. Nash depicted not only the architecture but also scenes of Tudor and Stuart domestic life, making the work popular and influential.

 

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Porch, Cranbourne, Dorset

 

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Burleigh, Northamptonshire

 

II

Staircase, Burleigh, Northamptonshire

 

III

Hall, Parham, Sussex

 

IV

Wollaton, Nottinghamshire

 

V

Hall, Wollaton, Nottinghamshire

 

VI

Gallery, Lanhydroc, Cornwall

 

VII

Staircase, Aldermaston, Berks

 

VIII

Waterstone, Dorsetshire

 

IX

Athelhampton, Dorsetshire

 

X

Hall, Athelhampton, Dorsetshire

 

XI

Cranbourne, Dorsetshire

 

XII

Drawing Room, Chastleton, Oxon

 

XIII

Gallery in the Hall, Hatfield, Herts

 

XIV

Gallery, Hatfield, Herts

 

XV

Charlcote, Warwickshire

 

XVI

Hall, Hampton Court, Middlesex

 

XVII

Presence Chamber, Hampton Court, Middlesex

 

XVIII

Drawing Room, Dorfold, Cheshire

 

XIX

Porch, Montacute, Somerset

 

XX

Hall, Penshurst, Kent

 

XXI

Compton Wynyate, Warwickshire

 

XXII

Hall, Compton Wynyate, Warwickshire

 

XXIII

Bramhall Hall, Cheshire

 

XXIV

Bay Window in Hall, Bramhall, Cheshire

 

XXV

Drawing Room, Bramhall Hall, Cheshire

 

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