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Cotswold Arts And Crafts – A Slideshow

by cotswoldhistory Posted on November 25, 2010

TweetA little slideshow for you this week on Cotswold Arts and Crafts, showing examples of local craftsmen’s work, architecture, and former homes of creative Cotswold dwellers such as William Morris. Cotswold Arts And Crafts from Nell Darby on Vimeo.

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Norman Jewson’s Architectural Legacy

by cotswoldhistory Posted on October 4, 2010

TweetInfluenced by Ernest Gimpson, architect Norman Jewson was one of the Cotswolds’ many talented craftsmen of the 20th century. Although originally from Norfolk, Jewson settled in Sapperton, near Tetbury, restoring the Tudor Owlpen Manor in the mid 1920s. Owlpen, although … Continue reading →

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The Arts & Crafts Movement

by cotswoldhistory Posted on February 12, 2010

TweetThe Cotswolds – and Cirencester in particular – have a special place in the history of the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th century. Part of this association is due to Ernest Gimson, an architect … Continue reading →

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