Category:Robert and James Adam

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The Scottish brothers Robert and James Adam were leaders of neoclassical taste in England and Scotland from around 1760 to the early 1790s. Robert took the lead in their partnership, but James was often given joint credit for their designs.

Subcategories

This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.

2

[×] 20 St. James's Square‎ (9 F)

A

[+] Robert Adam‎ (3 C, 1 P, 13 F)
[+] Apsley House‎ (2 C, 18 F)

B

[×] Bowood House‎ (42 F)

C

[+] Compton Verney House‎ (1 C, 9 F)
[+] Croome Park‎ (1 C, 136 F)

D

[+] Dalquharran Castle‎ (1 C, 4 F)

D cont.

[×] Derby House, Grosvenor Square‎ (6 F)
[×] Dumfries House‎ (30 F)

F

[×] Fitzroy Square‎ (16 F)

H

[+] Harewood House‎ (4 C, 62 F)
[×] Home House‎ (12 F)

K

[×] Kedleston Hall‎ (42 F)
[+] Kenwood House‎ (2 C, 2 P, 39 F)

L

[×] Luton Hoo‎ (12 F)

O

[×] Old College, Edinburgh‎ (14 F)
[×] Osterley Park‎ (46 F)

P

[×] Paxton House, Berwickshire‎ (6 F)
[×] Pulteney Bridge‎ (74 F)

S

[×] Saltram House‎ (61 F)
[×] Syon House‎ (29 F)

Media in category "Robert and James Adam"

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