House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect

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House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect

XJF473756 House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect and Northern Engineer, published December 6 1878 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: This Aesthetic Movement house was designed for the artist Frank Miles (1852-91) who is best known for having probably beeen a lover of Osacar Wilde. The house was built at No. 1 (although later re-numbered 44) Tite Street, Chelsea, London and designed by the architect Edward Willian Godwin (1833-86).); English, out of copyright

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1870s Aesthete Aesthetic Aesthetic Movement Chelsea Godwin West London

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This print showcases the House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. in Chelsea, London, designed by the renowned architect Edward William Godwin during the 19th century Aesthetic Movement. The house, located at No. 1 Tite Street (later re-numbered as 44), stands as a testament to both architectural brilliance and artistic expression. Commissioned by Frank Miles, a prominent artist of his time who is rumored to have been involved with Oscar Wilde, this unique residence reflects the spirit of its owner. The Aesthetic Movement's influence is evident in every detail of this exquisite structure. The image captures the exterior design of the house and studio, showcasing its grandeur and attention to aesthetic principles. With its intricate detailing and harmonious proportions, it exemplifies Godwin's mastery in blending form with function. As you gaze upon this photograph, you are transported back to a time when artistry permeated every aspect of life – from painting on canvas to designing one's own living space. It serves as a reminder that architecture can be an extension of artistic expression itself. Immerse yourself in history through this remarkable piece captured by an anonymous English School photographer from the late 19th century. Let your imagination wander through the halls filled with creativity and inspiration that once echoed within these walls.

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