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The Royal Academy where Hosking exhibited in the 1820s
The Royal Academy where Hosking exhibited in the 1820s
King's College, where Hosking was appointed Professor of Architecture
King's College, where Hosking was appointed Professor of Architecture
An illustration of a small Egyptian temple, from Hosking's chapter on "Architecture" in the Encyclopædia Britannica (offprint pub. 1832). Hosking was
An illustration of a small Egyptian temple, from Hosking's chapter on "Architecture" in the Encyclopædia Britannica (offprint pub. 1832). Hosking was later chosen by the founders of Abney Park Cemetery to design a pair of similar temple lodges for its front entrance.
Abney Park Cemetery; every turn of the path reveals a new and unique landscape. (September 2005)
Abney Park Cemetery; every turn of the path reveals a new and unique landscape. (September 2005)
The dramatically soaring Abney Park Chapel
The dramatically soaring Abney Park Chapel
Hosking and Collison's inclusion of a semi-circular classical arch in an otherwise Gothic building helped symbolise the nondenominational concept of t
Hosking and Collison's inclusion of a semi-circular classical arch in an otherwise Gothic building helped symbolise the nondenominational concept of the cemetery – that it was open to all.