Front Elevation and Section for House and Studio for Frank Miles 1852-91 Tite Street Chelsea

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"Front Elevation and Section for House and Studio for Frank Miles 1852-91 Tite Street Chelsea" is an architectural drawing by the English architect and designer Edward William Godwin (1833–1886). The work represents Godwin's design for the residence and studio of Frank Miles, a prominent portrait artist of the Aesthetic Movement, located on Tite Street in Chelsea, London. This street became renowned in the late 19th century as a hub for artists and writers, attracting figures such as Oscar Wilde and James McNeill Whistler, among others.

The drawing is a significant example of Godwin's architectural style, which was influenced by the Aesthetic Movement and Japanese design principles. The movement emphasized art for art's sake and sought to break away from the rigid constraints of Victorian tastes, advocating for beauty and harmony in all aspects of life, including architecture. Godwin's design for Miles's house and studio would have reflected these ideals, prioritizing an elegant and functional space for the artist to live and work.

The front elevation and section provided a detailed view of the building's façade and a cross-section of the interior layout, respectively. These drawings would have been essential for the construction process, offering precise measurements and a clear vision of the intended outcome. Although the building itself may no longer exist, Godwin's drawing remains an important document of the architectural history of the period and provides insight into the living and working conditions of artists in the late Victorian era.

Edward William Godwin's contributions to architecture and design during the 19th century were significant, and his work on the house and studio for Frank Miles stands as a testament to his innovative approach and his role in the evolution of the Aesthetic Movement in Britain. The drawing not only serves as a piece of historical documentation but also as an artifact that reflects the cultural and artistic milieu of the time.

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