Publisher: Flammarion
Measurements: 10.8 x 4.11 inches
Condition: New
Format: Hardcover
Castle Howard stands as one of England’s most breathtaking examples of Baroque architecture. Set amid the gentle landscapes of North Yorkshire, this grand country estate was envisioned by Charles Howard, the 3rd Earl of Carlisle, and brought to life in the early 1700s by architects Sir John Vanbrugh and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The mansion’s dramatic façades reflect Vanbrugh’s bold artistic vision, while its lavish interiors—adorned with frescoed ceilings, ornate carvings, and period furnishings—tell the story of centuries of aristocratic refinement. Recently, American designer Remy Renzullo revitalized several of the castle’s bedrooms, blending historic character with modern sophistication.
The estate’s vast grounds encompass formal gardens, serene lakes, a striking neoclassical mausoleum, decorative pyramids, and the magnificent Atlas Fountain. This volume delves into the rich history of Castle Howard—its architecture, landscape, and the Howard family who have called it home for over three centuries. Featuring rare archival material and newly captured photography of its resplendent rooms and art collections, the book pays tribute to a true British landmark whose grandeur continues to inspire artists, historians, and filmmakers alike.
Publisher: Flammarion
Measurements: 10.8 x 4.11 inches
Condition: New
Format: Hardcover
Castle Howard stands as one of England’s most breathtaking examples of Baroque architecture. Set amid the gentle landscapes of North Yorkshire, this grand country estate was envisioned by Charles Howard, the 3rd Earl of Carlisle, and brought to life in the early 1700s by architects Sir John Vanbrugh and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The mansion’s dramatic façades reflect Vanbrugh’s bold artistic vision, while its lavish interiors—adorned with frescoed ceilings, ornate carvings, and period furnishings—tell the story of centuries of aristocratic refinement. Recently, American designer Remy Renzullo revitalized several of the castle’s bedrooms, blending historic character with modern sophistication.
The estate’s vast grounds encompass formal gardens, serene lakes, a striking neoclassical mausoleum, decorative pyramids, and the magnificent Atlas Fountain. This volume delves into the rich history of Castle Howard—its architecture, landscape, and the Howard family who have called it home for over three centuries. Featuring rare archival material and newly captured photography of its resplendent rooms and art collections, the book pays tribute to a true British landmark whose grandeur continues to inspire artists, historians, and filmmakers alike.
