The Artist and the Country House: From the Fifteenth Century to the Present Day

by John Harris

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This major exhibition shows one of the most important subjects in British landscape painting: the country house in its setting. The publication serves as a catalogue of the exhibition and contains colour illustrations of all the paintings.

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This major exhibition shows one of the most important subjects in British landscape painting: the country house in its setting. The publication serves as a catalogue of the exhibition and contains colour illustrations of all the paintings.

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Insc: Richard C Von Hess. London. Halloween 1979”

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