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Title: Pope's Seat, Cirencester Park, Cirencester, Gloucestershire [Go to resource]
Description: A double view of the small pavilion in the park named after Alexander Pope, built in the 1730s. Lord Bathurst was a friend and patron of the poet, who helped in the laying out of the park, which is a fine example of a pre-landscape design. Subjects: Pediment
Pavilion
Banded Column
Gardens And ParksSource: English Heritage - Viewfinder Creator: Taunt, Henry Identifier: http://viewfinder.english-heritage.org.u... Language: en Go to resource More Like this...
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