Vorherige Episode
S01E10 - "Twentieth Century"
Ausgestrahlt am Jan 24, 1979, 7:50 PM
Nächste Episode
Serie beendet
Beschreibung
Episoden (1 Staffel · 10 Episoden)
Medieval and Elizabethan
The emergence of a distinctive English style in keeping with the bold buccaneering spirit of the age.Ă‚Â
Nov 1, 1978
25 Min.
Jacobean and Restoration
New kinds of furniture appear and English craftsmanship develops apace, influenced by ideas brought back from the East.
Nov 8, 1978
25 Min.
William and Mary
Religious turmoil results in an influx of Continental craftsmen who bring their ideas and skills with them - including the art of marquetry.Ă‚Â
Nov 15, 1978
25 Min.
Queen Anne and Early Georgian
Cabinet makers exploit the fashion for curved shapes - typified by the new cabriole leg -and the splendid decorative effects that could be achieved in walnut.Ă‚Â
Nov 22, 1978
25 Min.
Thomas Chippendale
The most famous name in English furniture - the 'high priest of mahogany' who saw the potential of the middle-class market and who started a revolution in design.Ă‚Â
Nov 29, 1978
25 Min.
Robert Adam
There was no designer anywhere in Europe who employed the Neoclassical style with more vitality or distinction.
Dec 6, 1978
25 Min.
Elegance and Utility
Gillows, Hepplewhite and Sheraton exploit the trend. New and exotic woods, brought back from voyages of discovery, are used to great effect.Ă‚Â
Dec 13, 1978
25 Min.
Regency
The pinnacle of Regency splendour - the Royal Pavilion, Brighton.
Jan 10, 1979
25 Min.
Victorian
The Great Exhibition, William Morris, Art Nouveau and a stylistic free-for-all; furniture produced on a scale never seen before.Ă‚Â
Jan 17, 1979
25 Min.
Twentieth Century
The last programme in the series examines the contribution of the present century and ranges from Edwardian furniture through Utility and on to tubular steel. The final part of the programme is a discussion on the present and future prospects for English furniture, featuring Barry Ereolani, John Makepeace, Arthur Negus and Hugh Scully.
Jan 24, 1979
25 Min.
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