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Two years later Robert Adam died, and William Robertson a year after that.
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From their father, Robert Adam and his brothers learned a very important lesson.
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But Robert Adam had bigger plans than just building forts.
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One of his assistants was the seventeen-year-old Robert Adam.
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These apartments with their furnishings, executed by native craftsmen, are the only surviving examples by Robert Adam in Ireland.
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Compton Verney Warwickshire Architects Stanton Williams's design has extended a superb Robert Adam house in a Capablity Brown landscape.
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Designed by James Paine (and later Robert Adam), the house is a glorious example of the Palladian style.
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The subject is Robert Adam and his work, discussed by Eileen Harris, who has written about the architect and designer.
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Like so many of Robert Adam's later designs, exteriors at Charlotte Square stayed simple while the interiors became more ornate.
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Mughal art in London, a selection of Robert Adam's photography in Madrid and other arts stories from around the world.
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The art of Robert Adam was extraordinarily many-sided and prolific, and it is difficult to give a condensed appreciation of it.
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Through Cameron, Robert Adam's artistic vision reached out toward the Urals; through Bulfinch and Jefferson, to the foothills of the Appalachians.
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Hepplewhite was strongly influenced by the French style of Louis XVI, and also the pure taste of Robert Adam at its height.
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That development would make the New Town even more famous, by linking it to the single most important architect in Britain: Robert Adam.
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The result still looks very much as it did when it was finally completed in 1820, almost thirty years after Robert Adam's death.
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When he had learned all he could, he went to Edinburgh and then London, where he worked for Robert Adam and William Chambers.