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Carved Marble Chimneypiece by William Kent (1685-1748). In the Public Dining-Room at Hampton Court
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Carved Marble Chimneypiece by William Kent (1685-1748). In the Public Dining-Room at Hampton Court
Carved Marble Chimneypiece by William Kent (1685-1748). In the Public Dining-Room at Hampton Court, with Arms of George II, c1730. From The Connoisseur Volume XLI. [The Connoisseur Ltd. London, 1915]
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Chimneypiece Coat Of Arms Dining Room Duke Of Brunswick Luneburg Fireplace George Ii George Ii Augustus Hampton Court Hanover Heraldry Herefordshire Kent King George Ii King Of Britain And Ireland Mantlepiece Marble Symmetry The Connoisseur William Kent Country House
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This print showcases the exquisite Carved Marble Chimneypiece by William Kent, a renowned English architect and designer. The chimneypiece is located in the Public Dining-Room at Hampton Court, an iconic building in England. Dating back to around 1730 during the reign of George II, this masterpiece features intricate carvings and bears the Arms of George II. The symmetrical design of the chimneypiece commands attention with its grandeur and attention to detail. The monochrome setting adds a touch of elegance, highlighting every curve and pattern meticulously carved into the marble. As one gazes upon it, they are transported back to the 18th century when this stately home was frequented by royalty. The coat of arms proudly displayed on top signifies King George II's connection to Britain and Ireland as well as his title as Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg in Hanover. This piece not only serves as a functional fireplace but also represents heraldry at its finest. Preserved through time, this photograph captures both the craftsmanship of William Kent and the historical significance embedded within Hampton Court's walls. It stands as a testament to British architectural brilliance from centuries past.
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