Houghton Hall Collection

Houghton Hall, Norfolk, England, UK

Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the "Stone"Hall (b / w photo)
3652386 Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the " Stone" Hall (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the " Stone" Hall)

Houghton Hall, Norfolk (colour photo)
3094995 Houghton Hall, Norfolk (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Houghton Hall, Norfolk)

Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the Residence of Walpole (engraving)
663313 Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the Residence of Walpole (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the Residence of Walpole)

Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the "Cabinet Room"(b / w photo)
3652391 Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the " Cabinet Room" (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Houghton Hall, Norfolk)

Meet of the Royal Norfolk Hunt at Houghton, the Seat of the Marquis of Cholmondeley (engraving)
1588128 Meet of the Royal Norfolk Hunt at Houghton, the Seat of the Marquis of Cholmondeley (engraving) by English School

Salon Ceiling Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735 Black ink
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Hall Chimney-Piece Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735
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Section West Front Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Salon Chimney
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Houghton Hall Norfolk Ground Floor Basement Plan
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Hall Ceiling Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735 Ink wash
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Side Staircase Houghton Hall Norfolk Elevation
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Hall Chimney-Piece
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West Front Houghton Hall Norfolk Elevation 1735
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Salon Chimney Houghton Hall Norfolk Elevation
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West Front Houghton Hall Norfolk Perspective
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Staircase Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735 Black ink
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Chimney Parlour Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735 Black ink
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Transverse Section Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735
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Ceiling Gallery Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735 Black ink
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Section East Front Houghton Hall Norfolk 1735
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Side
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The Scheme Disappointed, A Fruitless Sacrifice, circa 1733 (etching)
XJF867848 The Scheme Disappointed, A Fruitless Sacrifice, circa 1733 (etching) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: BM 1868, 0808.3559); English, out of copyright

The Night Visit or the Relapse: with the Pranks of Bob Fox the Jugler while Steward
XJF863064 The Night Visit or the Relapse: with the Pranks of Bob Fox the Jugler while Steward to Lady Britannia, display d on a screen, 1742 (engraving) by English School

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Houghton Hall, located in Norfolk, England, UK, is a magnificent estate that exudes elegance and grandeur. With its stunning architecture and rich history, it has become an iconic landmark in the region. One captivating image showcases its timeless beauty in black and white. The "Stone" Hall stands proudly amidst lush greenery, evoking a sense of tranquility and serenity. In contrast to the monochrome photo, another picture captures the vibrant colors of Houghton Hall. The sunlight dances on its walls as if illuminating centuries of stories within its hallowed halls. An engraving depicts Houghton Hall as the residence of Walpole - a testament to its historical significance. This depiction transports us back in time to when this majestic estate was home to one of Britain's most influential figures. The "Cabinet Room, " captured in black and white photography, reveals intricate details that adorn this exquisite space. Every corner whispers tales from bygone eras while inviting visitors into a world steeped in opulence. A scene unfolds before our eyes through an engraved image showcasing the meet of the Royal Norfolk Hunt at Houghton. The Marquis of Cholmondeley's seat becomes a backdrop for equestrian prowess against nature's picturesque canvas. The Armorial Bearings lithograph brings forth symbols representing noble lineage intertwined with artistry. It serves as a reminder that Houghton Hall embodies both heritage and artistic expression. Delicate ink strokes grace the salon ceiling dating back to 1735 - an enchanting masterpiece suspended above guests' heads. Its intricate patterns tell stories only whispered among those fortunate enough to witness such splendor firsthand. Moving further into this architectural marvel, we encounter the hall chimney-piece from 1735 - an ornate centerpiece commanding attention with its intricate carvings and regal presence. A section plan reveals how every detail was meticulously designed during construction.