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Marble Hill House, Richmond, 2009. Creator: Ethel Davies
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Marble Hill House, Richmond, 2009. Creator: Ethel Davies
View from across of the River Thames of Marble Hill House, a waterside villa built in the Paladian style in the 1720s by architect Roger Morris, for Henrietta Howard, the mistress of King George II, and later used by the Prince Regent (eventually King George IV) for his mistress Maria Fitzherbert, Richmond, England
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This print captures the timeless beauty of Marble Hill House, a magnificent waterside villa located in Richmond, England. Taken by the talented photographer Ethel Davies in 2009, this image showcases the stunning view of the house from across the River Thames. Marble Hill House was constructed in the early 1720s by renowned architect Roger Morris for Henrietta Howard, who served as King George II's mistress. Later on, it became a residence for Prince Regent (later known as King George IV) and his beloved Maria Fitzherbert. The architectural style of this grand estate is Paladian, characterized by its elegant symmetry and classical influences. In this horizontal composition, we see boats gently gliding along the tranquil river while Marble Hill House stands proudly amidst lush greenery. The exterior exudes an air of sophistication and leisure that perfectly complements its picturesque surroundings. Ethel Davies has masterfully captured both the historical significance and natural charm of this iconic landmark through her lens. This photograph serves as a visual bridge between past and present, allowing us to appreciate how Marble Hill House has retained its allure over centuries. Whether you are an admirer of architecture or simply captivated by scenic views, this remarkable image offers a glimpse into one of England's most enchanting waterside villas – Marble Hill House.
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