Nicholas Hawksmoor

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Nicholas Hawksmoor was an influential English Baroque architect known for his collaboration with Christopher Wren and for designing several iconic London churches and public buildings.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque architect
English architect
architect
human
architecturalStyle Baroque
Baroque
surface form: "English Baroque"
birthDate 1661-01-01
burialPlace St Mary Woolnoth
surface form: "St Mary Woolnoth, London"
collaboratedWith Christopher Wren
John Vanbrugh
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
deathDate 1736-03-25
educatedBy Christopher Wren
employer Christopher Wren
John Vanbrugh
genre ecclesiastical architecture
public buildings
influenced English Baroque church architecture
influencedBy Christopher Wren
John Vanbrugh
knownFor collaboration with Christopher Wren
complex and dramatic massing in church architecture
design of London churches
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Baroque
surface form: "English Baroque"
name Nicholas Hawksmoor
notableWork All Souls College, Oxford (quadrangle and buildings)
Christ Church, Spitalfields
Clarendon Building, Oxford
East front designs for Blenheim Palace
Greenwich Hospital (collaborative work)
King’s College, Cambridge
surface form: "King’s College, Cambridge (Gibbs’ Building involvement and designs)"

Castle Howard
surface form: "Mausoleum at Castle Howard"

St Alfege Church
surface form: "St Alfege Church, Greenwich"

St Anne, Limehouse
St George-in-the-East
St Luke Old Street
St Mary Woolnoth
St Michael, Cornhill (tower alterations)
Tower of All Hallows, London Wall
Westminster Abbey, London
surface form: "West towers of Westminster Abbey"
occupation architect
placeOfBirth Nottinghamshire
surface form: "Nottinghamshire, England"
placeOfDeath London, England
positionHeld Clerk of the Works at Greenwich Hospital
Clerk of the Works at Kensington Palace
Clerk of the Works at Westminster
Clerk of the Works at Whitehall
Deputy Surveyor of Works at Westminster Abbey
Surveyor to the Commissioners for the Building of Fifty New Churches

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Christ Church, Spitalfields architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
Clarendon Building, Oxford architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
Great Court architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
Old Royal Naval College architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Alfege Church architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Anne, Limehouse architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St George-in-the-East architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Luke Old Street architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Mary Woolnoth architect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Anne, Limehouse category Nicholas Hawksmoor
this entity surface form: "Nicholas Hawksmoor buildings"
John collaboratedWith Nicholas Hawksmoor
subject surface form: "John Vanbrugh"
Tower of All Hallows, London Wall designedBy Nicholas Hawksmoor
Christ Church, Spitalfields hasCategory Nicholas Hawksmoor
this entity surface form: "Nicholas Hawksmoor buildings"
St George-in-the-East hasCategory Nicholas Hawksmoor
this entity surface form: "Nicholas Hawksmoor buildings"
Nicholas Hawksmoor name Nicholas Hawksmoor
All Souls College, Oxford notableArchitect Nicholas Hawksmoor
English Baroque notableArchitect Nicholas Hawksmoor
St Alfege Church notableArchitect Nicholas Hawksmoor
subject surface form: "Westminster Abbey"

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