The 8th New Insights into 16th- and 17th-Century British Architecture
Organised by Dr Claire Gapper and Dr Paula Henderson
The Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House, Piccadilly
Saturday 20 January 2018
Architecture and maps
Rose Mitchell: Nonsuch in the margin: buildings on early modern maps
Rose Mitchell and Andrew Janes, Maps: their untold stories - map treasures from The National Archives (Bloomsbury, 2014),
especially 30-31 and 84-85.
‘Saxton, Treswell and Hawsted: the maps and cartographers’ in Treswell’s Survey of Purbeck 1585-6, Mark Forrest, ed. (Dorset Record
Society, 2017), 25-43.
Paul Holden: 'Estate Mapping at its Finest’: the Lanhydrock Atlas 1696
Paul Holden, Peter Herring and Oliver Padel. The Lanhydrock Land Atlas: A Facsimile Edition (Cornwall Editions, 2010)
"A Masterpiece of the Estate Surveyor’s work”: the Lanhydrock Atlas 1694-6’, International Map Collectors Journal, March 2014, 30-8.
Grottoes and gardens
Dr Adam White: The Banqueting House and Grotto at Skipton Castle
Professor Tim Wilks: Another leak from the Cistern House: what Inigo Jones, Salomon de Caus and Costantino de’ Servi were attempting at
Richmond Palace
Textiles and architecture
Dr Alden Gregory: Portable Palaces: The Architecture of the Royal Tents and Timber Lodgings in the Sixteenth Century
‘Henry VIII’s Timber Lodgings: Ephemeral Architecture at War in the Early Sixteenth Century’, Antiquaries Journal (2020),
forthcoming.
Dr Rosamund Garrett: Reconstructing Canterbury Cathedral’s Choir Tapestry
Something old, something new…
Dr Jenny Saunt: New evidence for the ‘Abbott Book’: discoveries of design and production methods for seventeenth-century decorative
plasterwork.
Pete Smith: The English Country House and the Civil War
Organised by Dr Claire Gapper and Dr Paula Henderson
The Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House, Piccadilly
Saturday 20 January 2018
Architecture and maps
Rose Mitchell: Nonsuch in the margin: buildings on early modern maps
Rose Mitchell and Andrew Janes, Maps: their untold stories - map treasures from The National Archives (Bloomsbury, 2014),
especially 30-31 and 84-85.
‘Saxton, Treswell and Hawsted: the maps and cartographers’ in Treswell’s Survey of Purbeck 1585-6, Mark Forrest, ed. (Dorset Record
Society, 2017), 25-43.
Paul Holden: 'Estate Mapping at its Finest’: the Lanhydrock Atlas 1696
Paul Holden, Peter Herring and Oliver Padel. The Lanhydrock Land Atlas: A Facsimile Edition (Cornwall Editions, 2010)
"A Masterpiece of the Estate Surveyor’s work”: the Lanhydrock Atlas 1694-6’, International Map Collectors Journal, March 2014, 30-8.
Grottoes and gardens
Dr Adam White: The Banqueting House and Grotto at Skipton Castle
Professor Tim Wilks: Another leak from the Cistern House: what Inigo Jones, Salomon de Caus and Costantino de’ Servi were attempting at
Richmond Palace
Textiles and architecture
Dr Alden Gregory: Portable Palaces: The Architecture of the Royal Tents and Timber Lodgings in the Sixteenth Century
‘Henry VIII’s Timber Lodgings: Ephemeral Architecture at War in the Early Sixteenth Century’, Antiquaries Journal (2020),
forthcoming.
Dr Rosamund Garrett: Reconstructing Canterbury Cathedral’s Choir Tapestry
Something old, something new…
Dr Jenny Saunt: New evidence for the ‘Abbott Book’: discoveries of design and production methods for seventeenth-century decorative
plasterwork.
Pete Smith: The English Country House and the Civil War