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Sezincote House (pronounced seas in coat) is the
centre of a
country estate in the
civil parish of
Sezincote, in the
county of Gloucestershire, England...
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Sezincote or
Seasoncote is a settlement[disputed – discuss][unreliable source] and
civil parish comprising Sezincote House and its estate,
situated about...
- ****erell, 1st Baronet, for whom he
designed the
house he is best
known for,
Sezincote House, Gloucestershire, the
uniquely Orientalising features of
which inspired...
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Kingdom itself, for
example at the
royal Brighton Pavilion (1787–1823) and
Sezincote House (1805) in Gloucestershire. The
wider European version, also po****r...
- The ****erell,
later Rushout baronetcy, of
Sezincote in the
County of Gloucester, was
created in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom on 25 September...
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various garden buildings for Sir
Charles ****erell's
Sezincote. His
paintings of
Sezincote are rare
exceptions to the
Indian subjects which comprise...
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include Batsford Arboretum near
Batsford village and the onion-domed
Sezincote house and gardens. The
White Hart Royal,
originally a seventeenth-century...
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James Wyatt,
whose late
career specialized in
extravagant Gothic houses.
Sezincote House (1805),
designed by
Samuel Pepys ****erell, is a Neo-Mughal country...
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Thomas Daniell from
about 1795.
Examples of "Hindoo"
architecture are
Sezincote House (c. 1805) in Gloucestershire,
built for a
nabob returned from Bengal...
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Indian architectural styles. ****erell took the
Indian motifs further at
Sezincote House,
built for his
brother Sir
Charles ****erell nearby.
After his death...
