I run the following course of tours open to the public

A course of seven weekly visits to landmark London buildings on Tuesday mornings in May and June to study 700 years of English architecture from Romanesque to Robert Adam.

Tuesday mornings 10.30am -12.30pm
1 May until 19 June, excluding 29 May 2007

Starting with a visit to the Norman St Bartholomew’s Priory Church, the second oldest church in the City of London, participants will move on to study the Gothic splendours of Westminster Abbey. The English Renaissance will then be examined through the classical buildings of Inigo Jones. Christopher Wren’s St Paul’s Cathedral is used to illustrate the English Baroque, Chiswick House is visited as the epitome of Palladianism in this country and the course concludes with a look at Neo-Classical style, elegantly exemplified by Kenwood House on Hampstead Heath.
There will be an additional visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum to look at objects relevant to the buildings studied and to review how the style of the buildings and objects within them changed between the period 1100 - 1800.

All visits are led by Janet Gough. The course is limited to 18 participants. For more information please contact Janet Gough.