Concept information
Preferred term
Queen Anne, style
Definition
- Refers to the English style in architecture and decorative arts during the reign of Queen Anne, 1702-1714, and known for its straightforward simplicity; in architecture it is characterized by red brick, sash windows and hipped roofs, applied largely to domestic structures; decorative arts reflect a move toward simple ornamentation with the use of plain veneers, ball and claw feet, cabriole legs and scallop shell motifs [AAT, alt.]
Entry terms
- Queen Anne
Notation
- 121108
In other languages
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French
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Queen Anne
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/JLC-PMTZ93CJ-8
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