WATERHOUSE, ALFRED

1830–1905, English architect. He won competitions for the Manchester assize court (1859) and the Manchester city hall (1868). This work placed him in the forefront of the Victorian Gothic revival. His most important work, the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, in a modified Romanesque style, was notable for its revival of the use of terra-cotta. Waterhouse also executed important buildings for Balliol College, Oxford; Pembroke College, Cambridge; Prudential Assurance Company, Holborn, London; and the City and Guilds College, South Kensington (1881).

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...guess. 7 It was when he returned to town that Wilde met Alfred Taylor and introduced him to Bosie. It was through...young blackguards who later testified against him. Alfred Waterhouse Somerset Taylor himself was not a blackguard. Thirty...
...London, 1950. This contains the best collection of plates. Alfred Schmid. Hans Holbein der Jungere . Basel, 1945 Plates , and...1901. This contains the fullest documentation. E. K. Waterhouse, Reynolds . London, 1941. This has the largest collection...
...Pl. 235. 30. The same. Russborough Co. Wicklow . Sir Alfred Beit, Bart . 22 X 15 1/2 in. Sold at Fosters c. 1847 as...Harrison sale, by Fosters, 13/v/1896 137 bt. Wertheimer: Alfred Beit, 1896. Small "model" for no. 29, without the tambourine...
...Esimene aastakaik, pages 80-87. Stockholm: EMP Publishers. Antik, Richard, 1975: Eestlased valjarandajatena. - editor Alfred Kurlents, Eestlased Kanadas. Ajalooline koguteos, pages 1-18. Toronto: KEAK. Asgnn, Agneta, Stjemqvist, Karin Kvist...
...noble, but such as they are, his ideas or emotions are presented with a felicity that Beethoven could never command. With Alfred de Musset, Chopin could rightly say: "My glass is not large, but I drink from my glass." Chopins favorite medium, as...
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...one of very few depictions of the story to show the Lady outside the tower--shows her sitting in the boat on a tapestry. Waterhouse too appears to suggest that the tapestry survived. Since it is in the boat, one might also be led to assume that the crowd...
...served as president. Alfred R. Roberts, a long...Marwick, and Price Waterhouse. The generous contributions...Georgia State University. Alfred R. Roberts and Elliott...Donald C. Marshall, Alfred R. Roberts, BDO Seidman...Frank Stabler, Price Waterhouse, and Dwight Young...
...for Romanesque buildings; John Ruskin, passing his doomed honeymoon in Venice; and the relatively inexperienced Alfred Waterhouse winning the competition to design the Natural History Museum. These three were high-minded Victorians, but the...
...other groups, "policymakers may reasonably come to different conclusions"). 98 See Alfred W. Blumrosen, "Society in Transition II: Price Waterhouse and the Individual Employment Discrimination Case", 42 RUTGERS L. REV. 1023, 1028...
...autocratic decision making process. The Price Waterhouse Change Integration Team (1995) cites...the nanosecond nineties. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. Piaget, J., (1980...University of Chicago Press. Price Waterhouse Change Integration Team. (1995...
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...careful analysis by Price Waterhouse. The FHA fund was not operating...opportunity for homeownership. Alfred DelliBovi is HUD Deputy Secretary...300 billion. The Price Waterhouse study analysis of the Mutual...annually. At that rate, Price Waterhouse concluded that the fund would...
...Nobly supported by Reading Council, meanwhile, the first phase of the museums renovation has been completed. Alfred Waterhouse designed Reading town hall in the 1870s (before going on to his masterpiece, the Natural History Museum in London...
...the nineteenth century included a gargantuan 600,000 pounds sterling on the Duke of Westminsters. Eaton Hall (Alfred Waterhouse, 1870-82), and 200,000 pounds sterling on Thoresby Hall (Anthony Salvin, 1864-75). But these were exceptional...
...even ones of the importance of the Duke of Westminsters Eaton Hall, which had been designed on a massive scale by Alfred Waterhouse. It was not until the Town and Country Planning Act of 1968 forced owners to seek permission to demolish listed...
...British Railways), my thrilling to D-Type and Mk2 Jaguars. These, and dogs, The Lady of Shallot (as painted by Alfred Waterhouse and hanging in the Tate Gallery, reached by a 77 bus from Aldwych, a route operated by my favourite red double...
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Not Only Terror Is the Enemy; Keith Waterhouse. Byline: KEITH WATERHOUSE A CHURCHILLIAN chestnut of apocrypha has him asking...Government and the price of morality. Bernard Shaws Alfred Doolittle said that on a dustmans wages he couldnt...
...gothic-revivalist architect Alfred Waterhouse, who was responsible for the...building with a connection to Waterhouse. This was because the Darlington...architectural-design legacy left by Alfred Waterhouse, a tad more empathetically...
...challenging and stimulating building. 37 The buildings of Alfred Waterhouse and Herbert J Rowse Liverpool has produced a number...vision, artistic style, and engineering skill, are Alfred Waterhouse (1830 -1905) and Herbert J Rowse (1887 -1963...
...designed by the leading 19th century architect, Alfred Waterhouse. Yet this "stridently red and assertive building...went to Britains undoubtedly most noted architect, Alfred Waterhouse, born in Aigburth, who had worked in London since...
...designed by the celebrated Victorian architect, Alfred Waterhouse, and is Grade II listed. It is also part of the...it safe from the elements." ORPHANAGES HISTORY ALFRED Waterhouse was commissioned by the Liverpool Seamens Orphan...
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WATERHOUSE, ALFRED 1830 1905, English architect. He won competitions for the Manchester...Romanesque style, was notable for its revival of the use of terra-cotta. Waterhouse also executed important buildings for Balliol College, Oxford; Pembroke...
...cotta sketches. Modern Uses In modern times terra-cotta was used in the Victorian Gothic revival, notably by Alfred Waterhouse , and received widespread application in the United States as an exterior covering for the skeleton steel structure...
...Richard Westmacott, Sir Francis Chantrey, John Bacon, and Alfred Stevens worked effectively in a classicizing manner. The Twentieth...English Art (Vol. II V, VII, VIII, X, 1949 62); E. Waterhouse, Painting in Britain: 1530 1790 (1953); W. Gaunt, A...


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