All amplifications of style abandoned. Natural way of speaking, positive expressions, mathematical plainness. Clear statements, settled sentence forms. Poetry suffered, mystery dropped. 17. Burlington, Palladianism and the new morality Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington. Travelled to Italy to have architects to draw buildings of Andrea Palladio. To introduce England better taste. Study Palladio to have architectural revolution in England. Might have been the Stuart Restoration, whose martyred king Charles I was patron of Inigo Jones, whose work earl revived, restored, imitated and published. Palladio – late 16th C architect. England needed change (Pope’s Essay on Criticism – called for national change in taste and ideas). New style of „the antique simplicity”. Burlington had all the drawings of Jones and Palladio, used them as an architect. Reformed architectural style. Palladianism was to become a national style. Burlington house – palazzo. Land around it. Ha-ha
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