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Thomas Archer: the unsung master of English Baroque, and the revival of Roehampton House
Thomas Archer is described as the most European, and certainly one of the most accomplished, of the English Baroque architects. His later relative obscurity was mainly due to the misfortune that his contemporaries were some of the greatest British architects … Continue reading →
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