Sphinx, Chiswick House Gardens

Bill Brandt British, born Germany

Not on view

One of the great examples of Palladian Revival architecture in 18th century England, Lord Burlington's Chiswick House (built 1723-29) is especially known for its eclectic gardens, whose Arcadian motifs include antique temples, statuary, and obelisks, as well as the sphinx photographed here.

Sphinx, Chiswick House Gardens, Bill Brandt (British (born Germany), Hamburg 1904–1983 London), Gelatin silver print

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