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Knole

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Knole

House in Kent, England, situated 1.5 km/1 mi from Sevenoaks. One of the largest private houses in England, it was begun by Thomas Bourchier (c. 1404-1486), archbishop of Canterbury, in 1456, but greatly extended around 1603 by Thomas Sackville, to whom it was granted by Queen Elizabeth I. It was given in 1946 by the 4th Lord Sackville to the National Trust.

The state rooms contain a large number of historic pictures, rare furniture (including the Knole settee), rugs, and tapestries.
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Wherever one looked in Knole or Burton Agnes or Hardwick Hall (their ostensibly iconophobic, Protestant milieu notwithstanding), the eye was likely to fall on lavish and intricate objects.
Art and Decoration in Elizabethan and Jacobean England: The Influence ... by Gilman, Ernest B. / Renaissance Quarterly
With delighted vindictiveness one recognizes details from the houses of one's friends - the unmanageable Tudor latches, the Knole sofas, the Van Gogh Sunflowers, the samplers, the chastely starred lampshades from "Pierre Jean" in Sloane Square or "Jean Louis" in Oxford Street.
Theme: Centenary, 1935-1951 by The Architectural Review
Acheson shows conclusively that the Portland copy is not only more authoritative and complete, but is in fact that source of the later, somewhat truncated, Knole copy.
The Diary of Anne Clifford: 1616-1619 by Lewalski, Barbara K. / Renaissance Quarterly
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