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“A Perpetual Song of Praise”: G. F. Bodley and ...
The Washington National Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in the U.S., was originally designed by George Frederick Bodley, one of Watts & Co.'s founders. Bodley's design, deeply rooted in...
“A Perpetual Song of Praise”: G. F. Bodley and ...
The Washington National Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in the U.S., was originally designed by George Frederick Bodley, one of Watts & Co.'s founders. Bodley's design, deeply rooted in...
Religious Motifs in Watts & Co.’s Special Items
Watts & Co.’s vestment styles and fabrics are often named after saints, reflecting the company's historical and artistic heritage established by founders Bodley, Garner, and Scott Jr. These include the...
Religious Motifs in Watts & Co.’s Special Items
Watts & Co.’s vestment styles and fabrics are often named after saints, reflecting the company's historical and artistic heritage established by founders Bodley, Garner, and Scott Jr. These include the...
Behind the Scenes at Watts & Co: a Q&A with the...
The Gothic silk damasks, particularly the one inspired by the rood screen in St Edmund's Southwold from 1480, is a favorite at Watts & Co., revered for its historical connection...
Behind the Scenes at Watts & Co: a Q&A with the...
The Gothic silk damasks, particularly the one inspired by the rood screen in St Edmund's Southwold from 1480, is a favorite at Watts & Co., revered for its historical connection...
The Early Years of Watts & Co
Initially focused on interior design for stately homes, Watts & Co. became known for its intricate wallpaper patterns and textiles influenced by late medieval and early Renaissance designs. Founders Bodley,...
The Early Years of Watts & Co
Initially focused on interior design for stately homes, Watts & Co. became known for its intricate wallpaper patterns and textiles influenced by late medieval and early Renaissance designs. Founders Bodley,...
Architectural Foundations: The Founding of Watt...
In 1874, amidst the aesthetic shift brought by the Public Worship Regulation Act and the rise of the Aesthetic movement, architects George Frederick Bodley, George Gilbert Scott Jr., and Thomas...
Architectural Foundations: The Founding of Watt...
In 1874, amidst the aesthetic shift brought by the Public Worship Regulation Act and the rise of the Aesthetic movement, architects George Frederick Bodley, George Gilbert Scott Jr., and Thomas...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 27th and Last)...
Westminster station, opened in 1868 and rebuilt in 1999, is a striking example of London's Underground architecture. The deepest on the system at 34 meters, it contrasts heavily with its...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 27th and Last)...
Westminster station, opened in 1868 and rebuilt in 1999, is a striking example of London's Underground architecture. The deepest on the system at 34 meters, it contrasts heavily with its...