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Authors

Andrew Kenny

Nikola Miloradovic

Rachel Li

Zaven Titizian

About Us

Blue 3: This blog contains research on William Morris and Phillip Webb's Red House, located in Bexleyheath, England. Three major streams are evident in our research and they are: the physical components of the house, influential people and the political/cultural aspects.

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Image: Sargent, Kevin. "Lecture 07 - City, Suburb, and the Anti-Industrial." Studyblue. http://www.studyblue.com (accessed December 8, 2012).

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Arts and Crafts movement (4)
Axonometric (1)
Bexleyheath (1)
biography (2)
city (1)
Construction (1)
country (1)
Edward Burne-Jones (1)
Elevation (1)
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garden (1)
Great Exhibition (1)
ideals (1)
industrial revolution (1)
Jane Morris (1)
John Ruskin (1)
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