Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin Collection
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, a renowned architect and designer, left an indelible mark on the world of Gothic Revival architecture
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, a renowned architect and designer, left an indelible mark on the world of Gothic Revival architecture. His architectural drawings showcase his meticulous attention to detail and his commitment to creating awe-inspiring structures. The west front inner gatehouse drawing from 1833-1834 exemplifies Pugin's mastery in capturing the grandeur of Gothic design. Pugin's talent extended beyond architecture; he also excelled in interior design. His design for the decoration of the drawing room at Eastnor Castle in Hertfordshire is a testament to his ability to create lavish and opulent spaces that exude elegance and sophistication. Not limited to buildings and interiors, Pugin also ventured into designing exquisite objects such as chalices. The model chalice from England circa 1849 showcases his skill in blending intricate details with functional beauty. Collaborating with Bannister Hall Print Works, Pugin created stunning panels that added richness and depth to any space they adorned. This panel from 1849/51 demonstrates his mastery in combining vibrant colors with intricate patterns. Pugin's influence even extended to furniture design, as seen in this side chair from London circa 1848. Its ornate carvings reflect Pugin's dedication to incorporating Gothic elements into every aspect of his work. His early works like the Chalice from London (1827/28) already showcased glimpses of what was yet to come - a career filled with groundbreaking designs that would shape Victorian-era architecture forever. Amongst many notable projects stands St Barnabas Catholic Church in Nottingham (1844), showcasing Pugin's ability to create sacred spaces that inspire devotion through their soaring arches and majestic spires. Across continents, St Marys Cathedral and Convent in Hobart (1901) stand as testaments not only to Pugins enduring legacy but also demonstrate how far-reaching his impact truly was.