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William Robinson, secretary to the board, who had been put in charge of the new building, died in 1775, Chambers became its architect. His initial plans for a great oval courtyard, connected to three
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November 1768, Mr Chambers waited upon the King and informed him that many artists of reputation together with himself are very desirous of establishing a Society that should more effectively promote the Arts of Design'. He was
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Bessborough at Roehampton. In 1766 Chambers was elected a foreign member of the
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He counts himself a Swede and speaks the language just like a Swede. He really honours our Nation; he keeps a fairly beautiful house, where he receives Swedes and entertains them in a princely manner.
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Lives and Livelihoods in Little London, The Story of the British in Gothenburg (1621–2011)
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East India Company: the people, the adventure and the economic dream
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Sir William Chambers architectural drawings, circa 1769–1796
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A Treatise on the Decorative Parts of Civil Architecture
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Richmond House, Whitehall, gallery, greenhouse, gate to
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A Treatise on the Decorative Parts of Civil Architecture
2056:. Pelican History of Art. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books.
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Milton Abbey, Dorset, Chamber's house to left of church
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Minutes of the General Assembly of the Royal Academy
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1260:. Porch added by others. Rear section demolished.
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159:William Chambers was born on 23 February 1723 in
2473:Members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
1993:. Bethesda, MD: Adler & Adler. p. 568.
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529:and the planning of the nearby rural village of
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2508:Immigrants to the Kingdom of Great Britain
2483:British alumni of the École des Beaux-Arts
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825:51 Grosvenor Street, alterations (1774–5)
787:The Earl and Countess of Mountrath's tomb
440:William Ponsonby, 2nd Earl of Bessborough
295:appointed the Academy's first Treasurer.
1167:, estate village for Milton Abbey (1773)
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1026:Wriothesley Russell, 2nd Duke of Bedford
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147:. Chambers was a founder member of the
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1969:Historic Register of Parks and Gardens
1697:Melbourne House (Later Albany), London
16:Scottish-Swedish architect (1723–1796)
2054:Architecture in Britain, 1530 to 1830
1409:just outside of Gothenburg, (1772–73)
1357:, house, stables and temple (1763–68)
393:A dissertation on oriental gardening.
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2327:A Dissertation on Oriental Gardening
2111:The Formal Garden in England, 3rd ed
2089:(3rd ed.). Whitefish, Montana:
1601:Thames front, Somerset House, London
1565:Strand front, Somerset House, London
1541:Dunmore Pineapple, Falkirk, Scotland
542:Joseph Damer, 1st Earl of Dorchester
248:(1752–1825), who helped him build
2513:18th-century Swedish businesspeople
1850:, John Harris, 1970, A. Zwemmer Ltd
1828:, John Harris, 1970, A. Zwemmer Ltd
1709:the Chapel, Trinity College, Dublin
1553:The State Coach, Royal Mews, London
732:, internal decorations (late 1760s)
224:The central courtyard of Chambers'
2302:Works by or about William Chambers
2157:(2nd ed.). New York: Praeger.
2027:. London, UK: Aurum. p. 180.
1131:, work of unknown nature (1770–76)
956:, Shropshire, remodelling (1764–7)
550:, commissioned in 1771 by painter
215:Dissertation on Oriental Gardening
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2488:Swedish East India Company people
2086:A History of Gardening in England
1589:Courtyard, Somerset House, London
950:, new house and stables (1762–66)
604:, alterations (1757) – demolished
269:Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
2398:Surveyor-General and Comptroller
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415:A treatise on civil architecture
2498:18th-century Scottish merchants
2448:British neoclassical architects
2438:18th-century British architects
2366:Comptroller of the King's Works
2236:. Newton, Mass: C. T. Branford.
1177:, Yorkshire, alterations (1774)
681:, internal decoration (1763–7)
456:The Pagoda, in Pagoda Gardens,
197:, and in 1766 also, along with
1505:Former Dundas House, Edinburgh
1420:Gallery of architectural works
404:Treatise on Civil Architecture
306:. His tombstone is inscribed:
234:Treatise on Civil Architecture
232:His more serious and academic
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2114:. New York: Macmillan and Co.
1433:Richmond Palace, not executed
872:, new house (c. 1760–64)
462:Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch
252:and who wrote his biography.
2453:Fellows of the Royal Society
2443:Burials at Westminster Abbey
2241:Hussey, Christopher (1967).
2220:. München: Diederichs, 1988
1457:The Ruined Arch, Kew Gardens
2317:(public domain audiobooks)
1376:St Andrew Square, Edinburgh
1362:St Andrew Square, Edinburgh
926:, hall and staircase (1761)
517:He is also associated with
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2218:Geschichte der Gartenkunst
2155:A History of Garden Design
1728:William Chambers Biography
1481:Peper Harrow House, Surrey
1372:The Royal Bank of Scotland
565:List of architectural work
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2083:Amherst, Alicia (2006) .
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774:Wick House, Richmond Hill
548:Wick House, Richmond Hill
339:, where his family lives.
325:One of Chambers friends,
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2260:. New York: H.N. Abrams.
2232:Hadfield, Miles (1960).
2153:Clifford, Derek (1967).
2052:Summerson, John (1970).
1974:26 February 2012 at the
1914:Frängsmyr, Tore (1976).
1529:Casino at Marino, Dublin
1517:Casino at Marino, Dublin
1270:Town Hall, Main Street,
1032:, Buckinghamshire (1766)
698:German Lutheran Chapel,
313:Knight of the Polar Star
286:On 10 December 1768 the
2145:Encyclopædia Britannica
1990:The London encyclopedia
1469:The Pagoda, Kew Gardens
1322:Trinity College, Dublin
839:who added the east wing
715:, for George III (1768)
512:Trinity College, Dublin
2463:People from Gothenburg
2060:Michael Snodin (Ed.),
1892:Ashton, John Rowland:
1871:Ashton, John Rowland:
1144:Trinity House Chapel,
1113:Woodstock, Oxfordshire
1082:Southill, Bedfordshire
1005:Woodstock, Oxfordshire
934:Coleby, North Kesteven
844:England outside London
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2168:History of Garden Art
2064:, V&A Publishing
1987:Weinreb, Ben (1986).
1837:Summerson 1970, p.416
1815:Summerson 1970, p.416
1806:Summerson 1970, p.416
1278:. Design for steeple.
1045:Chinese temple (1767)
1030:St Michael's, Chenies
976:, Middlesex (1765–70)
735:21 Arlington Street,
702:, (1766) – demolished
466:Caroline of Brunswick
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2234:Gardening in Britain
2091:Kessinger Publishing
2062:Sir William Chambers
1951:Kew Gardens web site
1493:Wood Stock Town Hall
1043:Ansley, Warwickshire
915:, dining room (1761)
789:, St John's Chapel,
180:Chinese architecture
128:Sir William Chambers
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2023:Woods, May (1996).
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1021:Obelisk (1766–1775)
1001:Woodstock Town Hall
552:Sir Joshua Reynolds
2468:Royal Academicians
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1938:5 May 2009 at the
1302:Rathfarnham Castle
1293:Moy, County Tyrone
1161:(1772); demolished
1148:, Yorkshire (1772)
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1202:James Wyatt
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