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Main typological elements and their meaning in the Victorian country estate
// Man and Culture.
– 2019. – № 2.
– P. 97 - 106.
DOI: 10.25136/2409-8744.2019.2.29300 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=29300
Main typological elements and their meaning in the Victorian country estate
Sokolova Mariya Vasil'evna
PhD in Art History
Senior Educator, the department of World History of Art, M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University
119991, Russia, g. Moscow, Lomonosovskii prospekt, 27, of. 4
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mar641079992007@yandex.ru
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DOI: 10.25136/2409-8744.2019.2.29300
Review date:
21-03-2019
Publish date:
16-05-2019
Abstract.
The object of this research is the British country estate of the Queen Victoria. The subject of this research is the typological elements common to the country mansions of Victorian era, such as the tower, so-called Great hall and chapel. It is worth noting that these elements are not just typical for the Victorian country mansions, but carry a paramount semantic charge. The ideas of social ministry and moral responsibility to the public, so important for the Victorian era mentality, find visual reflection in these forms. Methodology includes such traditional research methods of art history as the formal-stylistic and historical-culturological analysis. The scientific novelty of this work is defined by the fact that the Victorian country estate is viewed not only as a certain phenomenon in the history of architecture, but primarily, as the phenomenon that allows shedding light upon the peculiarities of Victorian mentality. The conducted research demonstrates how such mentality finds its manifestation in the architecture of British country mansion of this era.
Keywords:
Great hall, architectural typology, country hiuse building, English estate, Victorian age, British country house, English architecture, architectural traditions, manor house, Victorian mentality
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