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 The Encyclopédie - N/A
Chardin and the Female Image - N/A
Chardin and the Still Life - N/A
Montgeoffroy: Life in a Château - N/A
Frederick the Great and Sans Souci - N/A
 Classical Sculpture and the Enlightenment - N/A
Classical Sculpture and the Enlightenment - N/A
 Classical Sculpture and the Enlightenment - N/A
Kedleston Hall (Robert Adam) - N/A
Scotland in the Enlightenment - N/A
Freedom and Plenty: England through Foreign Eyes - N/A
Angelica Kauffman, RA, and the Choice of Painting - N/A
A Little Gothick Castle - N/A
Innocents: Images in Hogarth's Painting - N/A
English Landscape Gardens - N/A
Poetry and Landscape - N/A
 Poetry and Landscape - N/A
Joseph Wright of Derby: Images of Science - N/A
Nature Displayed - N/A
16 programs
23 to 25 minutes
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This absorbing subject is explored through studies of painters such as Chardin and Hogarth and architect-designers like Robert Adam, as well as on a more general level, considering attitudes to nature, the relationship between poetry and landscape painting, or what family life was like in a French château during the Age of Reason.
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Repeated titles occur in the list opposite where the program entry appears in
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