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Elizabethan style

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Elizabethan style , in architecture and the decorative arts, a transitional style of the English Renaissance, which took its name from Queen Elizabeth's reign (1558-1603). During this period many large manor houses were erected by the court nobility. The plans and facades tended more toward symmetry, although there remained many of the characteristics of the Tudor style . The great hall of medieval manors was retained, and features were added that increased the occupants' comfort—a broad staircase, a long gallery connecting the wings of the house on the upper floors, withdrawing rooms,... Read more
Elizabethan Revival
Elizabethan Revival. During the 1830s Elizabethan architecture provided attractive...those in search of a national style: it was associated with a...designs should be either Elizabethan or Gothic, and the accession...prompted hopes of a new ‘Elizabethan’ age. The revival of the ... Read more
Elizabethan architecture
Elizabethan architecture. Architecture of...somewhat provincial in treatment. Elizabethan England was relatively isolated...Italian rather than French in style. Elizabethan architecture was often ebullient...The essence of the Elizabethan style continued into Jacobean architecture... Read more

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