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‎INTERIORS, APRIL 1982 (Profile - Norman Hudson, historic house consultant. Text: Megan TresidderShop - a cave of lace in London, Lunn Antiques. Text: Amanda Evans...)‎

‎Pharos Publications. 1982. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 200 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en couleur dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

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‎Profile - Norman Hudson, historic house consultant. Text: Megan TresidderShop - a cave of lace in London, Lunn Antiques. Text: Amanda EvansINTERIORS‘Totally selfish’ is how John Pringle describes his home. Text: Byron RogersFrom the outside it’s a windowless fortress. Inside it’s unerringly simple - the home of Johannes Holzinger.Text: Maurice CooperSir John Soane, one of England’s finest architects, housed his collection in the museum he built for himself.Text: James KirklingtonThe private retreat of a globetrotting businessman is an essay in white. Text: Willie GreeningWhen visitors walk round Sutton Park, they see a house that is lived-in and loved. Its owner, Nancy Sheffield, describes it.No one knows quite how much gold leaf was used for the resplendent redecoration of the Dorchester Hotel. Text: Rachael FeildThe Simonds turned their massive drawing room into a new family house. Text: Amanda EvansA now silent chapel preserves anatmosphere of worship in a comer of Suffolk. Text: Christopher SteliA tiny flat full of visual surprises. Text: Louise ElliotART FEATURESAn appreciation of Edward Burra’s teenage paintings of his home. Text: William ChappellAmerican artist Donald Evans left a legacy of postage-stamp-size paintings. Text: Bruce ChatwinPlastics - a new collector’s field. Text: Andrew WrightBig house, little house. . . contemporary house portrait-painters on show. Text: Kate DysonPREVIEWS‘London Silver, 1680-1780’ is an exhibition showing the impact of fashion on silver design. Text: Rosemary Weinstein. Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎