Tapestries

NOTES: This room was decorated and furnished in the 1950s by the building's owner, Don Carlos de Beistegui, with newly acquired antiques and artworks. The Gobelins tapestries date from 1687 onwards.

NOTES: This room was decorated and furnished in the 1950s by the building's owner, Don Carlos de Beistegui, with newly acquired antiques and artworks.

NOTES: The main body of the Church of All Saints, Weston-Super-Mare was designed by George Bodley and built between 1898 and 1902. The south aisle and Lady Chapel were built by F.C. Eden in 1925.

NOTES: Philip Hardwick was Clerk of the Works at Hampton Court between 1810 and 1829 so this drawing probably dates from that period.

NOTES: This is possibly an image taken for the Architectural Review, March 1931 of the Swedish Exhibition of Industrial Arts & Crafts, Dorland House, Lower Regent Street, London, held March 17- April 22, 1931.

NOTES: This is possibly an image taken for the Architectural Review, March 1931 of the Swedish Exhibition of Industrial Arts & Crafts, Dorland House, Lower Regent Street, London, held March 17- April 22, 1931.

NOTES: This two-storey detached house has five bedrooms and a self-contained flat on projecting wing.