Sir John Soane

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Sir John Soane was a renowned 18th–19th century British neoclassical architect best known for designing the Bank of England and for his influential, artifact-filled London home now preserved as Sir John Soane’s Museum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British person
Fellow of the Royal Society
Royal Academician
architect
human
neoclassical architect
awardReceived Royal Academy gold medal
Royal Academy of Arts
surface form: Royal Academy travelling scholarship
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1753-09-10
dateOfDeath 1837-01-20
educatedAt Royal Academy of Arts
surface form: Royal Academy Schools
employer Bank of England
familyName Soane
fieldOfWork architecture
museum design
givenName John
hasPart Sir John Soane’s Museum
honorificPrefix Sir
influenced Victorian architecture
modern museum design
influencedBy Classical architecture
mannerOfDeath natural causes
memberOf Royal Academy of Arts
Royal Society
movement Neoclassicism
notableFor architectural collection and museum at his home
complex spatial planning
innovative use of light and space
notableWork Bank of England
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Freemasons’ Hall (London, original building)
House at 12–14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Pell Wall Hall
Royal Hospital Chelsea, London
surface form: Royal Hospital Chelsea buildings

Sir John Soane’s Museum
Tyringham Hall
Wotton House remodeling
occupation architect
professor of architecture
placeOfBirth Goring-on-Thames
Oxfordshire
placeOfDeath Lincoln's Inn Fields
London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld Architect and Surveyor to the Bank of England
Professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy
residence House at 12–14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
surface form: 12 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

House at 12–14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
surface form: 13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

House at 12–14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
surface form: 14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
sexOrGender male
spouse Eliza Smith
traveledTo Italy

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Bentley Priory architect Sir John Soane
Neoclassical architecture hasNotableProponent Sir John Soane
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Bank of England designedBy Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: Sir John Soane (historic rebuilding)
Royal Hospital Chelsea, London associatedArchitect Sir John Soane
subject surface form: Royal Hospital Chelsea
John Nash influencedBy Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: John Soane
Soane usedBy Sir John Soane
Soane hasNotableBearer Sir John Soane
Soane foundedBy Sir John Soane
subject surface form: Sir John Soane's Museum
Soane architect Sir John Soane
subject surface form: Bank of England (historic buildings)
Wotton House remodeling architect Sir John Soane
Pell Wall Hall designedBy Sir John Soane
Pell Wall Hall architect Sir John Soane
Eliza Smith spouse Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: John Soane
Eliza Smith spouseName Sir John Soane
Sir John Soane’s Museum foundedBy Sir John Soane
Sir John Soane’s Museum namedAfter Sir John Soane
Dulwich Picture Gallery architect Sir John Soane
Tyringham Hall hasArchitect Sir John Soane
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John givenNameOf Sir John Soane
Sir William Chambers influenced Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: John Soane
Pitzhanger Manor formerResident Sir John Soane
Royal Belfast Academical Institution architect Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: John Soane (design influence / attribution historically associated)
Monk’s Parlour architect Sir John Soane
this entity surface form: John Soane