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Pugin

Augustus (Welby Northmore). 1812--52, British architect; a leader of the Gothic Revival. He collaborated with Sir Charles Barry on the Palace of Westminster (begun 1836)
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However, Steve is now hoping someone else can look after Pugin.
Wanted - a new den for 40ft dragon Pugin
The parliamentarians' visit follows a presentation given by Nick Corbett from Transforming Cities and Sam Miller from Urban Devotion Birmingham in the Palace of Westminster on the Big Story of Pugin project.
Plans to pay tribute to city architect Pugin
Besides Pugin, other key names include William Burges and the Glasgow-born Christopher Dresser.
Collectors' focus: the market in 19th-century English furniture is in decline, with prices dropping back to late-1980s levels. While this presents an opportunity for collectors, the finest pieces are holding their value, and interest in 18th-century furniture is burgeoning
Robuchon witnessed his young apprentice taking these lessons to heart, and awarded Pugin with positions in his research laboratory, as well as his French television program.
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However, without Pugin, the dominant figure in the 19th century Gothic Revival movement, it might never have happened.
Dynamic due are a glass act; antiques CHRISTOPHER PROUDLOVE ON THE WORK OF HARDMAN AND PUGIN
By the time a furious Abraham Thompson found out that he had been duped, the Hall was sold and the Pugin brothers had a new client.
BACK in time
and though the listed event has attracted only six runners, it provides Pugin with a chance to return to top form.
Racing: Pugin the beef in Oxx tale
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Proceedings of the Brisbane Catholic Historical Society
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Simonde de Sismondi, Charles Nodier, Victor Hugo, Francis Alexis Rio, Charles Montalembert, August Welby Pugin, and John Ruskin.
The Myth of the Renaissance in Nineteenth-Century Writing
The fibreglass dragon, called Pugin, was taken home by Steve, 53, of Ely, Cardiff, and now he is looking for someone to put the beast back together again - in a new home.
Pugin needs to find new dragon's den
The world's largest red dragon sculpture was in 37 pieces and about to be put in a skip in Bridgend and so me and my SWICA colleagues saved Pugin, the name given to him by his creator David Petersen, the celebrated Welsh artist and blacksmith from West Wales.
Dragon free to good home

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