Romantic
Architecture
Grade 9 - Dandelions
Group 3
ROMANTIC ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTS
• CHARLES BARRY
•JAMES RENWICK
Charles Barry
• Born May 23, 1795, London,
Eng.—died May 12, 1860,
London
• One of the architects of
the Gothic
Revival in England and chief
architect of the British Houses
of Parliament.
Charles Barry
•
best known for his role in the
rebuilding of the Palace of
Westminster
• responsible for numerous
other buildings and gardens.
•
known for his major
contribution to the use
of Italianate architecture in
Britain.
Charles Barry
• the use of the Palazzo as basis
for the design of country
houses, city mansions and
public buildings.
• developed the Italian
Renaissance garden style for
the many gardens he designed
around country houses.[2]
• the fourth son of Walter
Edward Barry (died 1805), a
stationer, and Frances Barry
(née Maybank; died 1798).
Charles Barry
•
He was baptised at St
Margaret's, Westminster, into
the Church of England,
•
educated at private schools
in Homerton and then Aspley
Guise,
•
apprenticed to Middleton &
Bailey,[5] Lambeth architects
and surveyors, at the age of 15.
Charles Barry
•
exhibited drawings at
the Royal
Academy annually
from 1812 to 1815.[6]
Royal Academy of Arts
Musée du Louvre
Vatican Museums
Charles Lock Easthlake
• a British painter, gallery
director, collector and writer
of the 19th century. After a
period as keeper, he was the
first director of the National
Gallery.
• Architect
Francis Johnson
• British linguist
• (later a professor
at Haileybury and Imperial
Service College)
Thomas Leverton Donaldson
• a British architect
• notable as a pioneer in
architectural education, as a
co-founder and President of
the Royal Institute of British
Architects and a winner of
the RIBA Royal Gold
Medal.
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