Chatsworth Through Time, Episode Three: Architectural Treasures

Explore Five Hundred Years of Art and Architecture at a Historic Estate

Chatsworth Through Time, produced in partnership with the Duke of Devonshire and the Chatsworth House Trust, explores the history, architecture, landscape, and collections of Chatsworth House. Beginning in the Tudor Period and progressing through five hundred years of history all the way to the 21st century, this series explores the world of Chatsworth, with its own curators, Alice Martin, Head of the Devonshire Collection, and Dr. Alex Hodby, Senior Curator of Programme, as our guides.

Episode Three: Architectural Treasures features exclusive access to the artworks and artifacts of the Devonshire Collection, particularly the prime examples of English Palladianism in the 17th and 18th centuries, including Inigo Jones’ sketchbook and his personal annotated copy of Palladio’s Quattro Libri (“Four Books on Architecture,”) a drawing reputed to be by Palladio himself, and architectural drawings by William Kent and Henry Flitcroft.

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This program was made possible by The Estate of Christopher H. Browne & The Orville Gordon Browne Foundation.

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