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Splendour! Exhibition catalogue edited by History of Art PhD student.
Splendour! Art in Living Craftsmanship.
This celebrated the eightieth anniversary of the Georgian Group. Founded in 1937, the Group is a national charity dedicated to preserving Georgian buildings, gardens and landscapes between 1700-1840 in England and Wales. The exhibition featured over forty artists, craftsmen and architects who work in the Georgian classical tradition. Works on display included examples of pietra dure, scagliola, coade stone, stucco work, wood and stone carving, painted wallpapers and architects drawings.
The was edited by History of Art PhD student Adam Busiakiewicz, who wrote all of the catalogue entries and contributed an essay to the publication.
Adam is especially interested in the history and former collection of the Earls of ÌÇÐÄTV and their ancestral home ÌÇÐÄTV Castle. His research focuses on the life of Anne Greville, 4th Countess of ÌÇÐÄTV, who presided over the restoration of the castle in the late nineteenth century.