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CARLYLES HOUSE LONDON

Garnett Oliver

Oprawa:
MIĘKKA

Wydawca:
The National Trust

Data premiery:
2013-03-04

ISBN:
9781843593591

27,24 PLN
Wysyłamy w 21 dni

Opis produktu

Preserved since 1895 this writers house in the heart of one of Londons most famous creative quarters tells the story of Thomas and Jane Carlyle. The couple moved here from their native Scotland in 1834 and became an unusual but muchloved celebrity couple of the 19thcentury literary world. The Carlyles were encouraged to settle at Cheyne Row by the presence nearby of their friend the poet Leigh Hunt and although Chelsea was then far from fashionable London they drew increasing numbers of their friends and acquaintances to the house. Despite their caustic personalities both Thomasand Jane had a talent for friendship. Their wide literary circle included such distinguished figures as philosopher John Stuart Mill poet Alfred Lord Tennyson the novelists Charles Dickens George Eliot and William Thackeray and critic John Ruskin. Carlyle attracted disciples from across the world from Italian patriot Guiseppe Mazzini to Americans Ralph Waldo Emerson and Charles Eliot Norton. They sat for painter James Abbott McNeill Whistler and photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.Carlyle was a prolifi c author: his threevolume The French Revolution: A History (the source for Dickens Tale of Two Cities) was rewritten here the first and only manuscript being accidentally used by a friends servant to light a fire.The Carlyles were both obsessive letterwriters to their family friends and one another (they were often apart). As a result we probably know more about the minutiae of their domestic lives than any other Victorian couple. They were both temperamental characters easily roused to anger. They found it hard to keep servants on as a result.This guide tells the story of Thomas and Janes life at Cheyne Row from 1837 until Thomas death in 1881 and its life ever since. It includes a tour of the house and garden as it was in their lifetimes and is fully illustrated in colour throughout.Preserved since 1895 this writers house in the heart of one of Londons most famous creative quarters tells the story of Thomas and Jane Carlyle. The couple moved here from their native Scotland in 1834 and became an unusual but muchloved celebrity couple of the 19thcentury literary world. The Carlyles were encouraged to settle at Cheyne Row by the presence nearby of their friend the poet Leigh Hunt and although Chelsea was then far from fashionable London they drew increasing numbers of their friends and acquaintances to the house. Despite their caustic personalities both Thomasand Jane had a talent for friendship. Their wide literary circle included such distinguished figures as philosopher John Stuart Mill poet Alfred Lord Tennyson the novelists Charles Dickens George Eliot and William Thackeray and critic John Ruskin. Carlyle attracted disciples from across the world from Italian patriot Guiseppe Mazzini to Americans Ralph Waldo Emerson and Charles Eliot Norton. They sat for painter James Abbott McNeill Whistler and photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.Carlyle was

Data Publikacji: 2013-03-04
Wymiary: 210 mm 210 mm

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