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Christopher Gibbs

Lucy Moore

Christopher Gibbs

Christopher Gibbs

I went to see JACK at Bristol's @theredgravetheatre put on by @bristolmusicaltheatre last night- what a show, wonderful music, sets, costumes and cast. Most exciting of all, I met the composer and creator Phil Dixon, who told me the story was partly

Finally to Swarkstone Pavilion, a lodge or summer house built by Robert Smythson’s son John in the 1630s, perhaps as a wedding present. Tiny, sitting pretty much alone in a flat farming landscape, it looks out on its own walled garden, probably

After Wollaton, Hardwick Hall, another Smythson masterpiece where position is all. Surrounded by a large garden enclosed by a wall studded with banqueting houses, the Hall looks out over the Derbyshire hills while a 1926 double lime avenue stretches

A grey day for a visit to Wollaton Hall in Nottingham, one of the great prodigy houses of the first English architect, Robert Smythson, built in the 1580s. (Also, recently, home to Bruce Wayne.) It's perched on a hill but when you get up to the blue

Blitz photos by Lee Miller, on show now at Tate Britain 1) Burlington Arcade 2) Margaret Bourke- White, 8th Bomber Command 3) Parachute packer 4) Fashion shot for Vogue 5) Martha Gellhorn 6) Remington Silent 7) Vogue advice on wartime dressing

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